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reporting on capitol hill, janae norman, abc news. >>> abc 7 news was in downtown san francisco today where protesters marched outside of federal i.c.e. office. they called the policy to separate families "moral horror." some psychologists say it could have serious long-term consequences for the children. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live in the san jose bureau tonight. amanda? >> reporter: kristen, remarkably frightening is how one south bay psychology professor is describe conditions at the u.s.-mexico border for these young children. conditions that thomas plant says could lead to some serious physical and mental health issues in the future. >> it's clear child abuse. there's no other way to describe it. >> reporter: by now we've seen the images. we've heard the audio. we know nearly 2,000 immigrant children have been separated from their parents and are being held in fenced cages at a border facility. >> you are basically traumatizing a whole cohort of children and families that won't go away when the border issues are resolved. >> reporter: issues santa clara psycho

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abc 7 news received a neek peek today at giants of land and sea. the exhibit allows visitors to discover the giant natural forces that make northern california like no where else in the world. from whales to earthquake faults to san francisco's famous fog, all up close and interactive. >> we're talking about fog formation. we're not just saying let's talk about the physics of it. let's experience it. one of the things you do is you walk through a room where it's fog on demand. and you get enhe develop op-ed in the fog. >>> visitors will learn about the fault lines that helped create california's diverse topography. or how about this. a tree-top view of the spectacular redwood forrest giants and land and sea opens tuesday. >> checking to see if the lottery ticket is a winner is as easy as picking up your phone. the lottery app has a check a ticket feature. make sure you have the latest version of the california lottery mobile app. hover the phone camera over the bar code on the front of the lottery scratcher or newer draw game ticket. the app shows

we told you about this on abc 7 news. home security cameras captured video of a dark blue car appears to be a dodge charger. the car may be connected to someone shooting out the windows of 2 dozen vehicles between 2:00 and 4:00 friday morning. detectives are now urging all-american canyon residents to check their home security cameras to see if there's anyone they see shooting at parked cars. >>> a grassfire that broke out in concord yesterday afternoon quickly grew to 25 acres. it took fire crews more than two hours to fully contain the flames burning along the road between willow pass court and driftwood drive. our walnut creek camera captured the black smoke rising beyond those trees. the chp shut down traffic in the area while firefighters gained control. >>> those winds are also responsible for knocking down trees. take a look at this one in campbell. it was ripped from the ground at its base before toppling on to parked cars near the entrance of the courtyard by marriott on creekside way. police tweeted these photos

abc 7 news was in where it grew close to homes. a grassfire damaged four homes in the same area on friday. fire crews are urging people to be careful on warm, dry days like this weekend. >> please be cautious today. don't have the vehicle running on grass. don't be using items like uring the fire, crews issuedk s. a shelters in place for some on box street. no homes were damaged. some edit neighbors for >>> in the east bay, crews had to douse two small fires. one in a salvage yard on deer hill road. it broke out just after 5:00 yesterday evening. flames damaged some buildings and vehicles inside that storage yard. two people were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. another fire broke out minutes later. it burned about ten acres of brush near hillcrest avenue and via dora drive. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked both fires. >>> cal fire has ramped up staffing due to this weekend's red flag warning. firefighters will remain on high alert through tonight. aircraft crews are ready to go in santa rosa. >> fires can get

you can watch reports from the border on abc 7 news and abc 7 news.com. >>> racism on the job site. disturbing claims about what work he is had to face at a big bay area company. >> also, levi stadium tries to be a good neighbor. how officials there hope to get past the curse of the cold play curfew. >>> koko's legacy a san francisco native showed the world what apes can do. >>> three african-american construction workers are claiming they were the targets of racial harassment at a prom nonhigh-rise projects. civil rights attorney john burris says he is filing a claim with the state on their behalf as the lead upto a potential lawsuit. two workers showed off photographs they say they took at the project. showing racially inflammatory gravity. both men say they lost jobs on the site after complaining. >> i shouldn't be subjected to this. just for a job? come on, now this is 2018. you got me feeling like i'm back in my forefathers's day. i can relate to what they experienced. >> the day i started working there i saw racial slurs on the windows, the toilets, any where they could write

live in emoriville, lilian kim, abc news. >> much appreciated. thank you. >>> developing news now with the san francisco mayoral race and london breed has increased her lead. she is ahead of leno by 1600 votes. she had been trailing until yesterday. abc 7 news was at city hall today where they are still counting mail-in and provisional ballots. there is plenty of work to be done with thousands of more ballots to go through. >> we won't certify the election until end of june, and we expect to finish by end of june. >> election workers are also verifying the results from individual polling places. >>> oakland is getting ready for another big party line like no other. a dub nation celebration in honor of nba champ golden state warriors. taking a live look now at downtown oakland, a million fans are expected to show up to tuesday's parade and abc 7 news reporter karen bernard is in oakland where preparations are in full swing. the championship banners are going up all over downtown. so are the no parking signs and lots of barricades. it's becoming a

now stay with abc 7 news and abc 7 news.com for the latest developments in this case. and other bay area cold case murders. download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts to get breaking news immediately. >>> other news now. there is new surveillance video showing the car that police say critically injured a san francisco pedi cab kirstopher yesterday. the car can be seen down the embarcadero and process green street after the crash. news reporter melanie wood droe has been talking with the cab drivers. melanie. >> reporter: this is a close-knit community. there are just three companies here and the cab drivers say they wish their friend well and say they are not afraid to keep doing what they love because the accident was so rare. . the san francisco police department says the driver of this golder champagne color honda civic swerving through traffic is responsible for a hit-and-run wednesday afternoon at 4:15 that critically iured this can be driver kevin manning. >> really is surprised we haven't had this happen in the 35 years. >> friend and fellow cab driver m

david louie abc 7 news. >> now we sent out the alert about the breaking news threw the abc 7 news app at 10:07 a.m. the app is free to download. enable the push alerts to receive updates. >>> to breaking news in san francisco. there is a heavy police presence after a shooting in the mission district. sky7 is live over zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. officials say that the hospital is receiving victims from a shooting at nearby seeser chavez street and treat avenue. tlaeft two people were shot there around 2:30 this afternoon. they are telling people to avoid the area. we will continue to update you on this breaking news as new information comes into our newsroom. >>> earlier today a woman was shot and killed in san francisco's excelsior neighborhood at around 11:00 this morning at mission stret and santa rosa avenue. officers say the victim die at sf general. police closed offer the intersection a few hours after the incident. they were canvassing the fab for evidence. a suspect in the shooting hasn't been apprehended. we have calls to the police department for details abou

linda lopez, abc news, new york. >> as part of abc's take action campaign we have a list of local resourcesncluding how to get help with mental health issues. just go to abc 7 news.com take action. >>> facebook is adding new features to make it easier for people, organizations and companies to raze money on the platform. starting now facebook users can invite friends to manage a fun raiser together. also the first time non-profit pages can now start fund raisers for their own cusses as will brand and public figure pages. facebook says the changes will make it both easier to organize and help expand a fund raising effort's reach and to find new supporters. >>> all right. time to turn to our weather today. >> cooler spencer. >>> this weather system needs therapy. it has to get in touch with itself. because it doesn't feel like june. >> no. >> pleasen blue skies. but windy and chilly. this is a looping radar image to show you what's going on all around the area oef the last severals hours. you can see the clouds off shore. pockets of moisture showing up on the coastline. of course the strong b

abc 7 news lyanne melendez was there. more taelts on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> there were protests in iran's capital the third straight day after the president said the country faces an economic war with the united states. part of the economic uncertainty is because the trump administration decided to pull out of the iran nuclear deal and reimpose sanctions. >>> the proposed use of the tasers by san francisco police is a controversy that never seems to supervisors committee the mayor's proposed funding to buy the devices. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at city hall with the story. vic. >> reporter: well, there are more than 800 officers on this force who have been trained in crisis intervention. and that makes them eligible to use tears once they're trained with knows devices. and that's taking time. but now they may have to wait longer to get one. tasers, a never ending controversy in san francisco. it's been villified, embraced. four police chiefs sported tasers. activist groups oppose them finally in novemrft adecad

holmes for abc news. >>> well the new detective series take two debuts here on abc tonight.he latest project from the producer of castle follows the unlikely pairing of a private investigator and an actress trying to bounce back from a public breakdown. alexis smith from abc mornings talked with eddie sabrian and rachel bilson about the show. >> i play an aekts coming out of rehab from a cop show. and she gets to play a pi. she wants to reinvent her career. she knows a eddie and she allows my character to shadow him for the role. >> you hear crime, drama, you don't really think to mix comedy in there but it sounds like the show is funny too. >> it's one of the things that attracted me to the role to start with. the script was witty. the banter between the characters, you know we deal with some serious subject matter. but with levity and comedy. >> now, catch" take two" ton on abc 7 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. should be good. >>> a controversy today from the first lady as the immigration debate continues to take center stage in washington, d.c. >> the bill is not passed.

abc coverage at 4:30. tip off at 5:00 p.m. stay with us for the crazy recap because who knows what's happening on toyota after the game. >>> all right. well let's turn our attention to weather because it is friday. let's take a live look from sutro tower. looks nice. it is the camera bouncing. >> could be windy. and warm this we could. spencer chris within the forecast. >> yes our end of the week warm jum has gun o begun. a look at doppler 7 despite the proses it's warm. 24-hour temperature change shows anywhere from 7 to -- to 17 degrees warmer in most locations right now than this time yesterday. let's go to santa cruz beach, the view 66 in san francisco right now. 71 in oakland. mountain view 77. 79 in san jose. 59 in half moon bay. and looking west to the golden gate from the east bay hills it's clear. 80 degrees in santa rosa. 79 in napa. novato is 81. 84 at fairfield. 82 at livermore. and it's breezy. we have gusts at 26 miles an hour in san francisco right now. and 10 to 25-mile-per-hour gusts gener

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. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> good morning everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, june 17th. father's day. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist in this morning. frances dinglasan. >> we're starting off with cloud cover. the satellite image, you can see the stratus clouds spread into sacramento and stockton. gray start to us right now. we've had drizzle in the santa cruz mountains. here's a father's day planner for today. clouds and drizzle during the next few hours. we'll have sun and clouds. reaching 80 degrees around the bay. near 70. at the coast, still cool in the mid to upper 50s. sunsets at 8:33. even though we have that drizzle. shouldn't stop you from doing anything outdoors today. >> breaking news out of new jersey. at least one person is dead. 20 are injured. after a shooting at a 24-hour t. shots were fired at 2:45 local time this morning at art all night. organizers call that event one that promotes artistic. the police have recovered -- that's gunfire. berkeley police are investigatin

if you are not going, you can watch the game here on abc 7.00 p.m. >>> abc sports anchor mindy bach has a preview of tonight's big game in this morning's sports. >> four times, four straight years of warriors and cavaliers facing each other in the nba finals. there's been some turnover but the key players remain. and that has made an interesting dynamic. there's a history between many of the players and they often know the buttons to push to bait their opponents. triston thompson was ejected for pushing a ball in greene's face and says the warriors, they bug them. >> we have never seen a team four straight finals. you are going to start not liking each other. so it is too competitive franchises that want to hoist the same trophy. so like any playoff series, after a couple games, guys get irritated. >> did you watch the replay? >> i did. i wasn't really dancing. >> what were you doing? >> i was shaking pom-poms. >> that will, with. >> yeah, i wasn't dancing. just shaking pom-poms. >> brandon belt left friday night's game against the phillies af

, catch it right here on abc 7. live coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow and we will be streaming the parade live on abc7news.com. this is a great opportunity to download the abc 7 news app and you can watch it at work. our website has detailed information about parade transportation, street closures and all the parade dos and don't. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. bs tomorrow.bout it. y're going to be out there, dress for all that sunshine. make sure you wear the sunscreen and it's going to start off relatively cool, you can startn temperatures will be in the 50s. 73 by 11:00 and 80 byba a lot of low to mid 50s out there. even warmer in novato at 57. cooler in sebastopol and american canyon 49 and 47. brentwood and tracy, 58 degrees. a little hint of fog trying to pish through the san bruno gap as we look to the west along the san mateo bridge. we'll keep an eye on that and see if it causes any issues at sfo. the breezes and the north-south bridges will be most effectiv

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abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. >>> today, abc 7 news teamed up with other media outlets for the san franciscodress the homelessness crisis. and jeff kositsky is the first ever director of department of homelessness and supportive housing. you've been doing it two years now. welcome, jeff. >> thank you. >> i know it's an imprecise science. but can you start us off by talking about the best estimates for homelessness in san francisco. >> on any given night there is about 7500 homeless in san francisco. 4,000 literally sleeping on the strets. on any give. year there is 20,000 experiencing homelessness in the city. >> i know there are many factors but what are the main drivers of homelessness. >> four or five main drivers. one is loss of job or income. the other is a health-related condition or situation that forces somebody to lose their income andalos housing. domestic violence or squabbles at home or inability to stay in the home where they are. and eviction i think is about fourth on the list of reasons why people end up on the veets. >> and mental illness, mental health one of the factors. >

abc news, new york. >> as part of abc 7's "take action" campaign, we have a list of local resources,ncluding how you can get help with mental health issues. it is on our website. abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> a san mateo county supervisor is calling for a ban on gun shows at daley daley daly palace. the supervisor says he supports measures authored by state senator scott wiener that would ban sales of guns and ammunition at the cow palace. this is video from outside the facility in april during a gun show. last week san mateo county supervisors voted unanimously in favor of the proposed state legislation. >>> a pop-up store is attracting brides looking for bargains in san francisco. yesterday abc 7 news was on west portal when hundreds of gently worn bridal gowns went on display at the good will store. the pop-up features low prices, along with personal shopping services that many customers would expect at high-end boutiques. one young lady was shopping for her wedding in november. >> i think it is very cool. a wedding dress you wear it for just a few hours and you probably never goin

police tell abc. they are anxious to hear from you. >>> the man accused of throwing a homeless man's belongings into lake merit is charged with second degree robbery. the 30-year-old is beings accused of snatching a cell phone out of the hand of man having a conversation with him. and at friday he was kault on camera throeing a homeless man's belonging into the lake and that video went viral. he is being held on $100,000 yale bail on the santa rita jail in dublin. >> researchers are linking proposition 47 which lowered sentences to an increase in thefts. the public policy institute of california reports larcenies increased by 9 petros by 2016. car break-ins accounted for about 3/4s of the increase. violent crime increased. but researchers say proposition 47 wasn't the cause. they say it was due in part to changes in crime reporting. >>> police in hills bureau are warning residents will several mountain lion sights. there's been activity as you see on the map since june 3rd backup wildlife cameras have

abc news, new york. >> as part of abc 7's "take action" campaign, we have a list of local resources,n get help with mental health issues. it is on our website. abc7news.com/takeaction. >>> a san mateo county supervisor is calling for a ban on gun shows at daley city's cow palace. the supervisor says he supports measures authored by state senator scott wiener that would ban sales of guns and ammunition at the cow palace. this is video from outside the facility in april during a gun show. last week san mateo county supervisors voted unanimously in favor of the proposed state legislation. >>> a pop-up store is attracting brides looking for bargains in san francisco. yesterday abc 7 news was on west portal when hundreds of gently worn bridal gowns went on display at the good will store. the pop-up features low prices, along with personal shopping services that many customers would expect at high-end boutiques. one young lady was shopping for her wedding in november. >> i think it is very cool. a wedding dress you wear it for just a few hours and you probably never going to wear it again.

weigh in on abc 7 news.com slash vote. >> well abc 7 news reporter hi mindach is live a at tonight.. if you just saw andre iguodala on the court. he missed the last six games as he recovers from a bone bruise. and we haven't seen him out for pregame warm-ups at all. how he feels right now after this session is what will determine if he is still a for>>re helps us in every regard. he is one of the smartest players in the league. he handles the ball for us a lot on offense, a great decision maker and excellent defender too. he can only help us. >> reporter: yes he can only help the warriors. we saw he was a 2015 nba finals mvp maply because of defense on lebron james. and in the 13 games he played for the warriors the post season they are 10 and 3 in the games. stephen curry said at best he helps them offensely, defensively. he scored in double digits in six games and led in rebounding for a game the post season. andre, if he comes back tonight this is a big boost for the warriors for a very important game three. reporting live fl frick quicken loans aaron mindy bach. >> fantastic tha

>>> this is abc 7 news. >>> good morning everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, june 24th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >>> carolyn, good morning to you. we're seeing signs of cooling. maybe you're feeling it at your house. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see the fog up and down the shore. the southerly winds started last night. transporting that cooler marine air up the coast to the north bay. not so much in the east bay. you will feel cooler today. no more triple digits. looking at numbers ranging from the 50s in the north bay to 50 in san jose. a red flag warning until 8:00 tonight. upper elevation temperatures are up. relative humidity is up. the possibility of some high perhaps be fire danger. temperatures in the mid-80s inland by noontime. 90s in our inland valleys by the afternoon. it will be still cool and gray at the coast. carolyn? >>> lisa, speaking of fire danger, we begin with developing news out of lake county where a brush sfier is growing and mandator

abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. iguodala may return for the warriors tomorrow in game 3 of the nba finals here on abc 7. >> good stuff. thanks, larry. >>> well, results are still coming in. our election team is hard at work. >> that's right. for results on the fly head to our website, abc7.com/election. our website, abc7.com/election. we'll try jack's new $3 sauced & loaded fries. our hot and salty fries, smothered in cheese and guacamole. plus your choice of carne asada, chorizo, or chipotle chicken for just 3 bucks. so tonight, kick the party in your mouth up a notch with jack's new $3 sauced & loaded fries. with jack's new gary: i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i bet i'm the first blade maker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting blades on the market. precision machinery and high quality materials from around the world. nobody elseven close. it's about delivering a more comfortable shave, every time. invented in boston. made and sold

live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you. any updates we'll tweet out to you and on our news app. >>> now this, imagine waking up to find your parked car wrecked and sitting in your front lawn. that was the reality for some folks in san jose in pine street. police closed it off for four hours this morning. two people were hurt and one e with d in the chain reaction reaction from the victims, matt? >> reporter: well, reggie, people who live here on vine street say drivers go way too fast and they could do a lot of damage like the one this morning lo at the mess. fire of a multivehicle crash on vine street near edwards avenue near downtown san jose just before 1:00 a.m. the driver of the lexus was cut from his car and taken to the hospital with nonlife threaten injuries. the driver of this truck is said to be possible. he and two passengers jumped out and ran off. eventually, police captured the driver and one passenger. the passenger went to the hospital for nonlife threatening injuries, and the driver, to jail, charged with h

what abc news has learned tonight. the new draft report. what he was warned not to do. what he did anyway, 11 days before the election. going public about hillary clinton, her e-mails, only later to say there was nothing there. >>> and the storms moving through tonight. the new track. >>> good evening, everyone. and we begin tonight with president trump, and the power to pardon. the power to commute sentences, and tonight, granting the request made by reality star kim kardashian after her visit to the white house. today, the president commuting the sentence of alice johnson, a 63-year-old great-grandmother, serving a life sentence for a nonviolent drug conviction. we have just learned she's now been released tonight, thanking the president and just thanking kim kardashian, who of course pleaded her case. we begin tonight with abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: it was a pardon request brought right to the oval office by kim kardashian. and now, one week later, president trump has commuted the sentence of alice marie johnson, a 63-year-old g

we have an abc 7 news crew at the scene. we'll have updates on the story on the abc 7 news app. >>> to the other top story, this morning, president trump doubling down, defending his controversial zero tolerance policy of separating children from their parents after crossing illegally. we are getting a new look right now inside one of the detention centers, this one in mcallen, texas. president trump blaming the senat democrats saying they are fighting immigration reform. the democrats say the president is using this as a bargaining chip to get the wall he wants. regardless, the president made it clear this morning -- >> the united states will not be a migrant camp, and it will not be a refugee holding facility. it won't be. you look at what's happening in europe. you look at what's happening in other places. we can't allow that to happen to the united states. not on my watch. >> this sparked demonstrations in the bay area and across the country. protesters and politicians demanding more information on the welfare of the chi

the new accuweather app from abc 7 news news.but realtime weather and >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. triple digits aren't scaring way the nascar fans at sonoma raceway. tonight what they call the all american weekend way to beat the heat. >> also california's farm worker crisis. state farmers and ranchers facing a massive labor shortage. you'll see what they say needs to be done right now. >>> and heads up. explaining why food stamp users won't be able to use the cards 24 hours starting tomorrow night. coming up in half an hour in news at 6:00. >> finally michael finney is not here today. but he didn't want to let you down. he still has friday's free stuff to give away. the first tickets to the bay area wedding fairs show in palo alto. the first 200 people using the exclusive promo code abc freon the wedding fair website get the tickets. this give away is a $60 vape. there is a limit of four tickets. >> that's great. next we have free tubes of hand cream from avon beauty center. my hands are not up for modelling this. but t

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we'll have a pregame show at 4:00, abc coverage at 4:30, and tipoff at 5:00. then you'll want to stay with us for toyota "after the game." . >>> a big change coming soon to dmv offices could mean shorter lines. >> >> it's not a word we know or spell, but the new national spelling bee champ says he was prepared. >>> a big warming trend after having lows in the 40s in neighborhoods this morning. let me show you the lack of breezes and the marine layer in the big jump in temperatures today, about 10-18 degrees warmer than yesterday. even w and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. marshall t

in sand leonardo o, abc 7 news. >> keep in mind abc 7 is the only place to watch the nba finals presented by youtube tv. game 2 of the cavaliers versus warriors is sunday at oracle aaron. we'll have the pregame at 4:00. abc coverage at 4:30 with activeoff at 5:00. stay with us for toyota after the game. >>> the recent loss of a loved one inspired a 49er defensive lineman to raise awareness about depression. solomon thomas lost a sister to suicide last january. since her death he has been working to speak about the dangers of preventing and and speaking about suicide. this week he will head to dallas to take part of the out of the darkness overnight walk a suicide prechgs charity for which he raised more than $27,000. >> google is ending the participation in a defense department program known as project may haven. that project involves google helping the department of defense analyze drone foot annual using artificial intelligence. but google faced intense criticism from thousands who signed a layer saying google shouldn't be in the business of where. they said the agreement is set to end

abc 7 news anchor eric thomas has the details mr.ts that's the sound of a police flash bang grenade deadlined to overload vision and hearing so s.w.a.t. can move in. it's one of the tactics officers used to end the stand off that began at 4:00 a.m. when. >> spots spatter activated in the 5900 block. >> shot spotter can hear the technology and pinpoint the location in a few month. >> this maybe heard it the old fashioned way. i didn't think it was a usht. but i didn't think it was a firework either. >> >> but o p. d. thought it was dangerous enough to send out s.w.a.t. and officers to try to talk the people inside to coming out. >> they didn't see anyone injured. no one reported being shot. but we want to ensure that a author o search and investigation. >> patrol ofrtsz kept the streets blocked off for two blocks in every direction. eventually at least two men were brought out and handcuffed with no further gunfire and no injuries. afterwards robots were sent in to make sure there were no other people or possible traps inside. >> we d

beginning with abc 7 sports anchor mindi bach who ran into a bunch of characters on the streets. mindi. >> yeah, dan. it was crazy. this parade was different than the first two in that there was no big rally where the fans could listen to players. instead a lot of interaction between the players and coaches and the fans. you knew right away when curry came out with a shirt saying rep the bay that this was for the fans. >>. klay thompson and zaza patchouli kicked off the parade and every local celebrity and dignitiary was there to celebrate. >> so many beautiful people, man. great spirits. i love this. >> i love how the whole world can see just how beautiful oakland is. >> they all have one goal in mind. and that's do when they do for the bay area and oakland. i'm very happy about that. >> reporter: the fans came as early as 3:00 in the morning to get up close to the favorite players and coaches. and the team didn't disappoint. >> i haven't seen you since game four. i missed you. >> i missed you too steve. how is this day going. >> i don't know how to answer this that ures speak l

the 88-year-old spoke exclusively with abc news.suing two of his children accusing them of elder exploitation and fraud. he's alleging misuse of funds. last month, two of the three children filed paperwork to become his co-guardians, giving them control of his finances and business dealings. they claim he's incognitive decline including being paranoid and confused. the famed moon walker says it's not true, which is why he's also suing them for slander. >> i'm feeling younger and more energetic, really than i've ever been in my life. there's less confusion and more clarity. >> reporter: the two children say they are deeply disappointed and saddened by the unjustified lawsuit adding, we love and respect our father very much and remain hopeful we can rise above this situation. in the end, he's hoping to reconcile with the family. >>> summer is here, so parents be prepared. the consumer report study about what you should be on the lookout for when buying sunscreen for the family as well as insect repellant. >> have them handy heading in

. >>> from abc news, this is "abc world news tonight." >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin tonight with breaking news. the deadly border chase in texas. at least five people killed and the images coming in right now. an suv packed with undocumented immigrants crashing on a high speed chase while trying to escape from the border patrol. this as a crackdown is happening at the border. protests growing over the trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy and the separation of parents and children at the southern border. president trump falsely blaming democrats for his own policy and tonight our correspondent allowed inside an immigration processing center and barred from bringing cameras along. abc's marcus moore leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, a deadly border chase. 12 undocumented immigrants thrown from a vehicle during a high speed pursuit with border patrol agents near san antonio. officials saying the car travelling at 100 miles per hour. at least five people died at the scene. >> this is, i

let's go to this abc special report. >>> this is an abc news special report. trup and kim, the historic summit. now reporting from singapore. >>> good evening and welcome to a moment of history. we are live from singapore where president trump is about to become the first american president to meet with a dictator with north korea. if is a moment rich with opportunity and risk. success here could reduce the risk of nuclear war. that is where president trump will greet kim they are expected to greet each other before the cameras and then go behind closed doors for about 45 minutes alone, only translators, and then they will joined by the broader delegation. it's supposed to last most of the day, but both president trump and kim expected to leave singapore before the end of the day right now. john, president trump says he'll know in the first minute wihethr he can work with kim. >> reporter: he says he has been preparing his whole life for this moment, but this has been a process, this whole process has been driven by the president, by a president acting on his

abc 7 news. >> today's homeless project continues on abc 7 news at 11:00. we tag along with a street cleaning crew and see what they've been dealing with in terms of cleaning up the city streets. >>> new at 6:00. a nasty accident has knocked out power to 16 customers and closed roads. it happened around 3:00 this afternoon. a truck somehow smashed into a power pole, breaking it into three pieces. pg&e says it can take up to eight hours to restore power. no word on injuries at this time. >> developing county. 13,700 acres have burned. 22 structures have been destroyed and six damaged. the fire started on saturday. the cause is still under investigation. >>> uc researchers took on a controversial topic. do african-americans face longer waits on uber and other services? >> uber and lyft have grown dramatically in the last few years. for some it's the easiest way to get around, but is it equitable to everyone? lyft drivers canceled on black riders 7% of the time, compared with 5% of asian and hispanic riders and 3% of white riders. with americans 20% of the tim

abc 7 news. >> all right, thank you.es dropped out of stanford and started theranos in 2013. she was featured in national publications and one called her the next steve jobs. >> as investors flocked to theranos, her company was valued at $9 million. >> right to protect the health and well-being of every person of those we love, is a basic human right. >> thing hads started to unravel in october of 2015 when a "wall street journal" article questioned the accuracy of the testing. >> the "wall street journal" story was the work of one reporter who had spent three years look hg in to the company. we -- looking in to the company. we are joined with the insight in what was going on in theranos. >> it's quite a story that the reporter said, many tried to stop the story from going public. the scandal put patient's lives in danger. >> she refused to stop over promising to investors. >> he is not surprised theranos founder now facing federal fraud charges. >> it's a fraud that defrauded investors of nearly billion dollars, and put

y. >> that's it for abc 7 news at 6:00. make sure to join us at 9:00 and 11:00 tonight. >> and of course we'll keep you updated on that fire that was burning in west oakland at that recycling plant. we'll have the latest. see you a little later on. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep o

abc 7 news was there when customers rented movies for the last time. the owner bought the store in the 1980s when vhs was high-tech. he said it included three generations on some families and reflects how it feels to go out of business. >> it's a strange day. i've known it's coming. but when it's upon you, you feel different. you feel different. you know, mixed emotions. >> five star plans an encore for next month. that's when the video store will sell off its collection of dvds. >> talk about a gorgeous day to listen to some music outside. the 81st season of the stern grow festival in san francisco was kicked off today. there are free concerts every sunday at 6:00 p.m. >> one of my favorite songs is "feel the fire" let's see weather wise. >> we'll see warmer air move in especially as we head toward the latter portion of the seven day forecast. tonight it's all about that cloud cover returning across the region. live doppler 7 showing you the gray cover on your screen is the cloud cover on your coast and will spill in around the bay over the next 12 ho

right here on abc 7. >>> announcer: now your accurate weather forecast from abc 7 news. >>> those clouds really moved in with live doppler 7. you can see at the coast things have gotten cloudy and this onshore flow has cooled temperatures down again. the red flag warning still in effect until 8:00 tonight. this is for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and portions of the lake county area. gusts still expected up to 40 miles per hour with low humidity. that's why the red flag warning in effect for the next few hours. in addition in the lake county area, heat advisory still in effect. it is starting to come down into the low 90s and check out the windy conditions, this is what's really driven temperatures to much lower numbers today. fairfield, 38 miles per hour. napa 31 still breezy that onshore push is what has cooled us down. check out the 24 hour temperature change. so compared to yesterday at this time, we are 36 degrees cooler in santa rosa. 31 degrees cooler in concurred. we hung on to the sunshine but it has really cooled down today and that cooling trentd continues tomorrow.

tara palmieri, abc 7 news. back to you, jessica. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. taking a look at the temperatures around the bay. you can see they're a little milder than they were at this time yesterday, except for that 48 in palo alto to about 60 in pittsburg. let's talk about what's going on as far as around san francisco where we've got 51 in the sunset. 57 in the financial, if you're coming through the ferry building. let's take a look at what's going on with your commute planner weatherwise. things getting a little active. driving, it's going to be breezy on our bridges, our north-south bridges more than any, becoming choppy if you're taking a ferry. for mass transit, cool this morning but becoming warm this afternoon. let's start down in the south bay. 60 at 8:00, 68 at 10:00. already mid 70s at lunch, hanging out in the low 80s from 1:00 to 5:00 back down to a comfortable 71 at 8:00. east bay valleys even warmer. already in the 80s at noon. our destination, t