cornell barnard there and joins us live. we can see the haze in the air. >> yeah, you can see we are feeling the heat, the sun baking the weeds so dry they almost crunch. creating potential for fuel and for fire and firefighters because of that on high alert tonight. >> reporter: the red flag flying outside of the fire station signaling extreme temperatures and creating a lot of worry around the east bay hills. >> we are worried about the winds. >> fire chief said the companies are on patrol looking for potential threats. due to high e danger. you can see the vegetation grown and died out and as we go along into the summer months coming up, they're going to dry out more. >> creating super fuel for fire. splash down at the alameda county fair and folks didn't mind getting wet. the sun scorching hot, pushing 100 degrees. >> i didn't know it was going to be this heat, but that's okay. >> they had it made in the shade. >> we paw ton of sunscreen on before we got out here and staying in the shade and drinking water. >> this walk

. >>> cornell barnard is live at oracle where the team store opened up about an hour ago. >> reporter: good morning. and i'ming out parking lot. it is filling up fast. and you better believe that this oracle team store is about to get super crowded. barricades going up to keep the long lines moving, dub nation looking to get their hands on the championship swag. there was a line outside the team store when it opened at 7:00 a.m. dub nation grabbing 2018 back to back champs t-shirts, sweat shirts and hats. meantime the watch party at oracle last night was rocking on which the charts. confetti fell when they clunch clinch the title. fans paid 20 bucks to watch the game on big screens. proceeds going charity. the championship sweep was pretty much a done deal. >> doing it the last three years. we come to the games, cheer. i'm so excited, it's ridiculous. and i got the hat. >> reporter: he's pretty excited about the hat and the team store manager says there is a limit of six hats appear customer. they sold out fast last year. but fans can buy as many t-shirts as they want. this team store

and cornell barnard has a look at them wearing the pride on their sleeves. >> reporter: dub nation lined out the team store starting at 7:00 a.m. to be the first to snag that swag. loving her championship gear but she is done with king james. >> good job to lebron, it is not about him. it is about dub nation. >> reporter: money, no object when you are talking dub dynasty. >> i'm buying t-shirts, a tank top and several hats. >> reporter: jimmy walton just wanted the hat. i'm so excited. i got the hat. >> reporter: let's face it, it's all about the hat. they were gone within hours last year so this year there's a limit. you can only by six. >> graphic sport's wear with san francisco started printing the gear the second the warriors clenched the title. we asked retail manager jeff to give us a figure. >> we can't share that. but we do well. we have been number one in sales for the last four years. >> reporter: another run for championship gear, an annual tradition for dub nation. >> gsw, all day everyday. >> in oakland, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> the verdictry parade tuesday in oakland

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> we'll have the pregame show at 5:00. abc coverage starting at 5:30. tip-off at 6:00. stay with us for "toyota after the game." >>> this incident in oakland looks like it could have been an accident. the city's mayor says it's another case of illegal dumping. >>> electric scooters pulled from san francisco streets last month. they could soon be back and there might be even more than there were before. >>> we've got kids graduating today. let's take a look at what's going on forovato high school. the hornets, at 5:00, 75 degrees. comfortable there. the cowboys at livermore high school, graduation starts at 6:00 >>> let's talk temperatures. 47 in menlo park to 57 in san bruno. 50 right now in san carlos. 46 in palo alto. the rest of us in the low to mid 50s. antioch at 60. beaches looking beautiful right now. it's going to get cloudier as we head through the day and become breezy. it will be breezy over the day, also. small craft advisory starts at 11:00 this morning and goes to 10:00 this evening. let's take care of the ki

live in san francisco this morning, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> thanks, cornell. santa rosa police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and three injured including a 4-year-old boy. it happened after 8:00 on garfield park avenue. investigators say 65-year-old walter ross went to his son's home to confront his estranged wife. she wasn't there. but he opened fire on the people inside his home. he then shot himself. 43-year-old man who was killed have not been identified. ross and a 4-year-old boy are being treated for their injuries. >>> trz pushing for undocumented immigrants to be immediately returned to their home countries without due process. it's still not clear how more than 2,000 children separated from their parents will be reunited. abc's janay norman is in washington. >> reporte reporter: the ongoin at the border. >> we need people that can help us. we want a merit-based immigration system. we need safety at the border. we need the wall. the wall is going to happen. >> reporter: the crisis, more than 2,000 kids taken from their parents i

cornell barnard has the details. >> spotted this in the water about 12:30 on friday. a great white shark about 12 feet long. posting these warning science. >> you have to be cautious. >> she kept a close eye on the kids. >> i'm going to keep them on the sand and no swimming. >> tweeting it out and alerted neighbors. no aggressive behavior was reported. be careful and aware of surroundings visiting any beaches. hours later sky7 spotted the what looked like the same shark hundreds of feet away from surfers. >> he is relieved he any other got too close. to see one where i surf and live is not good. >> but other surfers didn't care. what do you think about that? >> whatever. they are typically not spotted until september and october when the waters get warmer. >> what is around this time a year, a younger white shark that might be hunting. >> professor said this shark likely wants to travel and could be 80 miles away by this weekend. in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> a rabbit bat discovered near the baseball field. be alert. the bat found earlier at willow stree

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> oranl asniin mushe, rs oio. not only for the team, but also r the happy rainbow of fans orctvier hwhcao me tmpnship ul. >> something about winning, something about bein ay,omfr championship town, champiohi ns atleau bnklea en t warriors won. ♪ this crowd all part of t warriors east bay tribe. among these rowdy believers were warr, a warrior duck, gsiodor e r gamean fouwar. this is the third year that the city of concord has hosted a warriors watch party for game four in the plaza.al. t reporter: in concord,e lies >>> warriors have announced the victory parade will be on y oa. more than a million fans are expected once again. the route will be a little shorter than last year. it starts at broadway and 11th turning right on 20th and then right on harrison to 19th, nd a th r fans can begin lining up at 6:30 a.m. taking b.a.r.t. might be you taking b.a.r.t. might be you bstbe riu a half miion oplepe ave voaltol the information era> you need to know about the victory parade on abc7news.com and of course abc 7 will ha

cornell barnard live in pittsburg this morning. >> reporter: still pretty windy here in pittsburg. that did not help firefighters last night. it helped spread this dramatic fire along really fast. in fact, you may have seen the fire on your way home last night. smoke could be seen for miles. sky 7 was overhead showing how intense things got for a time. helicopters were jumping water overhead. a vegetation fire that spread to a nearby junk yard. investigators quickly determined the cause, a candle burden of proofing inside a tent inside a homeless encampment. officials issued a public health advisory due to all the smoke. >> the stuff that's burning is particularly nasty, it's tires and upholstery and seats. >> reporter: firefighters got a handle on the fire about 7:30 or 8:00 last night. one firefighter injured his hand while fighting the fire. he returned a short time later. two other people suffered minor smoke inhalation and burns. live in pittsburg, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> a san francisco woman has been charged with murder after police found her roommate's dismembered

cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> the crisis as the border. ayos at a detention center at texas where hundreds of protestors. >> demonstrators but themselves in harms way trying to stop a bus filled with migrant families and children about to be moved. >> they are in cells and cages. >> the first place we visited had nothing on the floors. they were small children. many of them under the age of five who were segregated from their families and were crying. >> earlier in the day 25 members of congress came to texas to investigate the detention facilities housing undocumented children separate from the their parents. >> you're going to have a lot of happy people. >> he did reverse the order but the fate of thousands of undocumented children are still unknown. >> what we want to do is go in that building and hug those children, but we know that is not possible. >> we travel with lilly ray and they raised 1,000 pounds of toys and clothes and they call themselves the mcallen 12 and the i want my mommy became the favorite. who doesn't understand that

. >> abc 7's cornell barnard joining us live at the church station with what's happening this morning. good morning, cornell. >> muni sucks! -- >> reporter: sorry about that. lots of changes for muni rideers. this is one of the first shuttle buses. people clearly angry about some of the changes that maybe they didn't expect. folks who need to get downtown from the sunset district, these shuttle buses will drop riders off at the church street station. muni metro k, l and m lines are impacted. it's happening because the twin peaks tunnel is 100 years old. muni is trying to make repairs as quick as it can. some riders say they are planning ahead. >> i'm going to leave early and i'm going to try to figure out where to catch the bus to get to where i need to go. >> reporter: muni has been trying to get the word out to all the riders about the detour. muni representatives will be at the church, castro and west portal stations to answer any questions. the repair job expected to last two months. muni asking for patience from riders. we do have a full information on our website for riders, eve

in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> a dixon man is hailed as a hero after he helped lift a truck off a woman's foot. it happened at 7 flags car wash. it's on east mont visa avenue in vacaville. jesse landers was vacuuming his car and he heard a crash in one of the stalls. a sedan slammed into the back of the truck pushing the back left tire on to its driver's foot. car wash employees used a jack to lift the truck off the woman, but it would not go high enough. >> heard her screaming. i could tell she was in pain. i put myself in that situation. i would want someone to help me. i decided to help her. i ended up getting in front much her. i lifted the rims and got it up high enough where she was able to get her foot out. >> landers thinks he lifted it up about 6 inches. he dead lifts 400 pounds but believes adrenaline helped in this case. the woman is okay and out of the hospital. >>> this is video captured when a tesla burst into flames in los angeles. the car belongs to hollywood director and producer michael morris. his wife says it was not in an accident when the fire bro

. >> abc7 news cornell barnard joins us now live with details, cornel. >> the dedication ceremony just wrapped up. take a look. this beautiful brand new park open to everyone. lots of parents here with the kids today. many hope the place will help the community to move forward in a wake of a tragic event. event. >> reporter: a new county park named after 13-year-old andy lopez. helping to build the park, he hopes the four acre site will unite. >> when you drive sby, it will help to heal and mend the past. >> fatally shot by a deputy 2013, lopez carrying an air-soft bb gun that resembled an he opened fired as he turned and put up his weapon. >> a small memorial went up at the scene of the shooting. >> in memory of andy, we will heal. when the police protect and care and know us and show love for us. >> the park costs $3 million and features a memorial and memory boxes with his picture. >> andy's aunt spoke on he behalf. >> we will continue in his memory so this will never happen again. >> deputy cleared by the d.a. of wrong doing of the shooting back in 2016. >> friends want justice. if

live in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> santa rosa police say a man who wanted to con estranged wife shot four people including himself and a 4-year-old boy leaving a man dead. this happened last night on the 400 block of grand park avenue. investigators say 65-year-old walter ross went to his son's home to confront his estranged wife. he wasn't there. he opened fire on people inside the home and shot himself. a 43-year-old man ross, a 41-year-old man and 4-year-old boy are being treated for their injuries. >>> president trump says he wants undocumented immigrants to be deported immediately. he's also renewing the call to build the border wall. just within the last hour he tweeted, hiring many thousands of judges and going through a long and complicated legal process is not the way to go. people must be simply stopped at the border and told they cannot come into the u.s. illegally. if this is done, illegal immigration will be stopped at its track. this is the only real answer. as for the children being held without their parents, the department of homeland security say

we have on-site first aid and they're here to help you pretty quickly. >> cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> new developments with the policy of separating migrant families. they will inspect facilities where families are being separated at the u.s./mexico border. there are multiple facilities in the southern part of the state now housing children. it remains unclear how long the children will remain there even though the president signed an executive order ending that policy last week. more on the crisis at the border. hundreds of demonstrators staged a protest over migrant children at a detention center in texas. abc 7 neuews anchor cheryl jennings is in texas with members of congress. >> demonstrators put themselves in harm's way trying to stop a bus filled with what they say were migrant families and children about to be moved. >> they are in cells and they are in cages. the first place that we visited had nothing upon the floors. they were small children, many of them under the age of 5, who were segregated from their parents and were crying. >> earlier in the day, 25 democratic me

we have on-site first aid and they're here to help you pretty quickly. >> cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> new developments with the policy of separating migrant families. state regulators say they will inspect facilities where families are being separated at the u.s./mexico border. the l.a. times reports that there are multiple facilities in the southern part of the state now housing children. it remains unclear how long the though the president signed an executive order ending that policy last week. more on the crisis at the border. hundreds of demonstrators staged a protest over migrant children at a detention center in texas. abc 7 news anchor cheryl jennings is in mcallen, texas, with members of congress. >> demonstrators put themselves in harm's way trying to stop a bus filled with what they say were migrant families and children about to be moved. >> they are in cells and they are in cages. the first place that we visited had nothing on the floors. they were small children, many of them under the age of 5, who were segregated from their parents and were crying. >> reporter: ear

. >> cornell barnard. >> reporter: home owners very relieved. firefighters acted fast when the fire got crossing development. it lit up the sky for sure. contra costa officials say it broke out in an open space near fallbrook and treat boulevard. luckily firefighters jumped on this one, knocked it down containing it to a little more than one acre. certainly does not help this area is full of tinder, dry brush and weeds. the cause of the fire is unknown. arson investigators we're told will be looking into this. live in concord, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> an abc 7 news update. >> more resources soon coming in the fight against the pawnee fire. it has already burned more than 10,000 acres in lake county. today the lake county board of supervisors will vote on an emergency declaration. mandatory evacuations for the entire community. so far the fire has destroyed 22 homes and buildings. for many of the evacuees, though, staying at the red cross shelter, the sheriff delivered some good news. >> i think the bhuk of the evacuation is behind us. it

cornell barnard has more. >> no local official including the sheriff had been informed about this. >> reporter: the supervisor says he was blindsided by news the u.s. navy is considering the former concord naval weapons station property as a possible detention center site to house up to 47,000 migrants. >> this is a crazy proposal. we're going to fight it. we won't let it happen. >> reporter: other abandoned military sites nationwide are also being looked at. abc news confirmed that an internal navy document mentions $233 million to construct temporary tent cities. >> this is not a solution, this is really evil policy. >> reporter: this congressman says that he will fight the trump administration. >> it reminds me of japanese internments. >> reporter: the city of concord has been in negotiations with the navy for years to acquire the weapons station property. so far no deal. >> they don't know how many nuclear waste is on that site. there is a lot of stuff there that could happen, all of a sudden you put migrant workers there. >> reporter: the navy says that it would be inappropriate

in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> a dixon man is hailed as a hero after he helped lift ack off a woman's foot. it happened at 7 flags car wash. it's on east mont visa avenue in vacaville. jesse landers was vacuuming his car and he heard a crash in one of the stalls. a sedan slammed into the back of the truck pushing the back left tire on to its driver's foot. car wash employees used a jack to lift the truck off the woman, but it would not go high enough. >> heard her screaming. i could tell she was in pain. i put myself in that situation. i would want someone to help me. i decided to help her. i ended up getting in front of her. i lifted the rims and got it up high enough where she was able to get her foot out. >> landers thinks he lifted it up about 6 inches. he dead lifts 400 pounds but believes adrenaline helped in this case. the woman is okay and out of the hospital. >>> this is video captured when a tesla burst into flames in los angeles. the car belongs to hollywood director and producer. no one was hurt. his wife says it was not in an accident before the fire broke

cornell barnard has some of the insight into what was really going on at theranos. >> she refused to stop overpromising to investors. >> reporter: this prize winning reporter isn't surprised theranos founder elizabeth holmes now facing federal fraud charges. >> it not only defrauded investors, but also put patients in harm's way. >> reporter: his new book bad blood details the rise and fall of the blood testing company. he says while doing research, he was threatened with lawsuits, holmes allegedly asked the "wall street journal" owner and investor rupert murdoch to intervene. >> she tried to persuade him to kill the story. >> reporter: murdoch refused. stanford university medical school professor was an early critic of holmes and her idea. >> for me it is a vindication because i was right. >> unfortunately, it turned out it was too good to be true. >> reporter: professor rosen had high hopes for theranos. >> she was a cutting edge pioneering woman in this area. and it was a big fizzle. >> reporter: the reporter says many silicon valley startups make bold claims early on, but he says

cornell barnard has some of the insight into what was really going on at theranos. >> she refused to stop overpromising to investors. >> reporter: this prize winning reporter isn't surprised theranos founder elizabeth holmes now facing federal fraud charges. >> it not only frauded investors, but also put patients in harm's way. >> reporter: his new book bad blood details the rise and fall of the blood testing company. he says while doing research, he was threatened with lawsuits, holmes allegedly asked the "wall street journal" owner and invnvt tore rupert murdoch to interv e intervene. >> she tried to per swad him su kill the story. >> reporter: murdoch refused. stanford university medical school professor was an early krit i think it critic of holme. >> for me it is a vindication because i was right. >> unfortunately, it turned out it was too good to be true. >> reporter: professor rosened high hopes for theranos. >> she was a cutting edge pioneering woman in this area. and it was a big fizzle. >> reporter: the reporter says many silicon valley startups make bold claims early on, b

in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> the annual auction to have lunch with billionaire investor warren buffet has ended. the winner, glide memorial church. the winning bid was $3.3 million. with the money going to the foundation that helps the homeless. over the years the launch auctions raised more than $25 million for glide. >>> a nobel memorial prize medal awarded to an oakland native has been auctioned off for 187,500. thomas shelling a cal grad received it in 1985. he is known for his expertise on game theory. and he is credited for limiting the danger from nuclear war. the proceeds will go to a civil rights advocacy group. >>> experiencing yosemite just got more expensive. yesterday entrance fee rose by $5. an annual pass costs $70. fees also went up at 75 other parks. the national park service says the money had help improve and maintain facilities. >>> more than 100 veterans and,tive duty service members are competing for top honored at this year's val or games. the games allow wounded warriors to participate in sporting competitions like archery, cycling and power lifti

in legislator cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> a deal is in place to keep a data privacy measure off the state's november ballot. the main supporter of the california consumer privacy act agreed to pull it after state lawmakers approved similar legislation as long as governor brown signs the bill by june 28th. that's the deadline for withdrawing med yurs from the ballot. it would require google, amazon and at&t to tell users what types of personal information they collect and whether they sold it. >>> the warm weather is going to be perfect for san francisco pride weekend. it kicks off today with the annual trans rally and march. everyone is welcome to participate. that march begins at 6:00 p.m. and dolores and 18th streets and ends at turk and taylor. it is one of the largest transgender events in the world. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i'll have that pride forecast coming up in less than seven minutes. want to focus on the possibility of poor air quality. this is the first time this year we've had a summer spare the air alert, the east

cornell barnard has more. >> no local official including the sheriff had been informed about this. >> reporter: the supervisor says he was blindsided by news the u.s. navy is considering the former concord naval weapons station property as a possible detention center site to house up to 47,000 migrants. >> this is a crazy proposal. we're going to fight it. we won't let it happen. >> reporter: other abandoned military sites nationwide are also being looked at. abc news confirmed that an internal navy document mentions $233 million to construct temporary tent cities. >> this is not a solution, this is really evil policy. >> reporter: this congressman says that he will fight the trump administration. >> it reminds me of japanese internments. >> reporter: the city of concord has been in negotiations with the navy forea to acquire the weapons station property. so far no deal. >> they don't know how many nuclear waste is on that site. there is a lot of stuff there that could happen, all of a sudden you put migrant workers there. >> reporter: the navy says that would it be inappropriate to d

abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has a look at how fans are wearing their pride on their sleeves. >> reporter: dub nation lined up outside the warriors team store at oracle starting at 7:00 a.m. to be the first to snag some swag. in the wake of that championship sweep. >> did it for the bay again and then a back-to-back. >> reporter: aquila bird loves her dubs championship gear but she's done with king james. >> i'm tired of hearing his name. it's all about dub nation. >> reporter: money no object when you're talking about dub dynasty. >> i'm buying a couple t-shirts, a tank top, and several hats. >> reporter: jimmy walton just wanted the hat. >> oh, my god, i'm so excited it's ridiculous, and i got the hat. i got the hat. >> let's face it, it's all about the hat. last year championship hats sold out so fast they were gone within hours. this year, there's a limit. you can only buy six. graphic sports wear in south san francisco started printing championship gear the second the warriors clinched the title. back-to-back championships mean big bucks for the warriors. we asked retail ma

abc 7's cornell barnard live at city hall to explain all this. really a shock, cornell. >> reporter: good morning to you. it could be days or weeks before we know the winner. london breed's lead appears to be fading as mark leno takes the lead by a razor thin margin as you said. redistribution of losing candidates' vote. ranked choice voting allows voters to choose their top three favorites candidates with the least amount of votes are eliminated. each encouraged the other to list each other as second choice. it appears to be working. leno received more than 70% of kim's second place votes. despite this, london breed is staying optimistic. >> i'm talking about proposing names that are bold and hopefully can make a difference that people want to see. we need to address homelessness in a different way, not the bureaucratic way. reforming our mental health system and building more housing, the kind of things we need. we can't just talk about what we're going to do. we've got to be willing to roll up our sleeves and get the job done. >> reporter: whoe

cornell barnard has some of the insight into what was really going on at theranos. >> she refused to stop overpromising to investors. >> reporter: this prize winning reporter isn't surprised theranos founder elizabeth holmes now facing federal fraud charges. >> it not only defrauded investors, but also put patients in harm's way. >> reporter: his new book bad blood details the rise and fall of the blood testing company. he says while doing research, he was treatened with lawsuits, holmes allegedly asked the "wall street journal" owner and invest tore rupert murdoch to intervene. >> she tried to persuade him to kill the story. >> reporter: murdoch refused. stanford university medical school professor was an early critic of holmes and her idea. >> for me it is a vindication because i was right. >> unfortunately, it turned out it was too good to be true. >> reporter: professor rosen had high hopes for theranos. >> she was a cutting edge pioneering woman in this area. and it was a big fizzle. >> reporter: the reporter says many silicon valley startups make bold claims early on, but he sa

cornell barnard has more. >> no local official including the sheriff had been informed about this. >> reporter: the supervisor says he was blindsided by news the u.s. navy is considering the former concord naval weapons station property as a possible detention center site to house up to 47,000 migrants. >> this is a crazy proposal. we're going to fight it. we won't let it happen. >> reporter: other abandoned military sites nationwide are also being looked at. abc news confirmed that an internal navy document mentions $233 million to construct temporary tent cities. >> this is not a solution, this is really evil policy. >> reporter: this congressman says that he will fight the trump administration. >> it reminds me of japanese internments. >> reporter: the city of concord has been in negotiations with the navy for years to acquire the weapons station property. so far no deal. >> they don't know how many nuclear waste is on that site. there is a lot of stuff there that could happen, all of a sudden you put migrant workers there sf. >> reporter: the navy says that would it be inappropria

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> cornell, thank you.his morning the warriors are just one win away from back-to-back nba titles. >> last night kevin durant had his best postseason game ever to almost single handedly lead the dubs. he grabbed 13 rebounds and dished out seven assists. it was a huge performance on a night when we needed it. the warriors survived a slow start and pulled away for a 110-102 victory to take a 3-0 series lead over the cabs. abc's mindi bach caught up with durant after the game. >> this is another step in the direction we want to go, to be champions. we have one more win to do that. i loved everybody's poise tonight, the sense of urgency. we kept fighting, kept playing. we made shots down the stretch and tried to have some fun out there, not get too high or too low. >> he's so gracious about his superstar performance. with the win, the warriors became the first team in nba history to take a 3-0 lead in back-to-back nba finals. by the way, no nba team has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit to win a playoff series.

abc's cornell barnard live at city hall. >> reporter: big suf prizes here this morning. the vote still being counted. it could be days or weeks before we know the winner. london breed, her lead appears to be fading as former state senator mark leno pulls ahead in first place by a razor-thin margin. redistribution of losing candidates' votes enabled leno candidato take the lead.d leno ranked choice voting allows voters to choose their top three. candidates with the least votes are eliminated in rounds. leno and jane kim encouraged each other to list the other as seond choice. leno has received more than 70% of kim's second place votes. >> but i did give my second vote to jane and i think she gave her second vote to me because we both agree that it is time for fundamental change for a new direction at city hall to address the crises that we've already discussed, that we've got to shake things up a little bit. the status quo isn't working. >> reporter: this race far from over, but whoever wins will definitely make history. leno would be the city's first openly gay mayor you

in santa clara, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. daylight saving crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, abc 7 news. >>> ending daylight saving passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. >>> giants on a roll, three consecutive wins, going for four tonight. 7:15 first pitch, 66. much milder, a slight breeze out there. 10:15 at 59. and fireworks. so maybe a fourth consecutive win and celebrate it with fireworks. >> thanks, mike. >>> tourism is san francisco's number one industry with visitors spending more than $9 billion in 2017. earlier this year san francisco's travel association made a cry for help to make the city a more desirable place to visit. abc 7 news anchor dion limb has the update. >> more than 20,000 tour

live in concord, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> a live update. >> from abc 7 mornings. >>> mandatory evacuations in lake county as pawnee fire continues to burn. 1500 people are out of their homes now. >> here is what we know this morning. the fire has burned more than 10,000 acres. it is only 5% contained. 22 homes and buildings have been damaged so far and destroyed. some good news, more resources could be on the way soon. today the county board of supervisors will vote on an emergency declaration. we know more firefighters are headed to the area. last night officials updated residents at the moose lodge. one woman says she already knows what she will see when she's allowed to return home. her husband went back after evacuating saturday. >> he left his insulin pen in the refrigerator and he went back to get it, and there was no home. it was gone. >> that's hard to hear. officials say the fire is burning towards a more rural area at this point. >> lake point plays arrested this man. he's accused of looting homes in the area of the loaded fire. police say he had a loaded semiautomati

in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> the annual auction to have lunch with billionaire investorthe winner, glide memorial church. the winning bid was $3.3 million. with the money going to the foundation that helps the homeless. over the years the lunch auctions raised more than $25 million for glide. >>> more than 100 veterans and active duty service pems are competing for top honors at this year's val lore games. the games allow wounded warriors to participate in sporting competitions like archery, cycling and power lifting. this year's games are happening at coast darden island this alameda. it's the sixth year the games have taken place. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> like the holiday weekend w the timing set for the hottest days today and tomorrow. live dlop letter 7 right now showing you we are fog-free. because of that, temperatures are running warmer than we were yesterday at this hour. seven to nine degrees warmer, livermore, machine view, palo alto and "mtp daily" and four to five degrees warmer in the north bay. with that said, and looking at thi

in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> the annual auction to have lunch with billionaire investor. the winner, glide memorial church. the winning bid was $3.3 million. with the money going to the foundation that helps the homeless. over the years the lunch auctions raised more than $25 million for glide. >>> more than 100 veterans and active duty service members are competing for top honors at this year' valor games. the games allow wounded warriors to participate in sporting competitions like archery, cycling, and power lifting. this year's games are happening at coast guard island in alameda. it's the sixth year the games have taken place. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> live doppler 7 shows no fog. the wind are off shore. so it's going to be a hot day out there. we widen the perspective. the fog has pushed offshore. a ridge is building in. you can see that because the cloud deck and this system is going up and over that ridge of high pressure. sutro showing sunshine, haze at the surface. 60 downtown. 63 in oakland. 64 in mountain view. 65 in san jose. gilr

live in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> thank you. a lot of us surprised overnight. if you aren't clear of ranked choice voting works, head to abc7 news.com. we have an explainer on the front page. >>> as for california's governor, newsome and cox are the two to move to the general election in november. here's the breakdown of results. newsome with 33% of the votes there. cox with 26% and 98% of precincts reporting. gavin newsome held a watch party here in san francisco and in the victory speech he shared his vision with the crowd. >> we are the most prosperous state in america and also the poorest. california dream will never be realized until every californian is sharing it. it's about equity. it's about sustainability. it is about time. >> former l.a. mayor finished third in the race. the democrat endorsed newsome in the concession speech. >>> republican john cox wasted little time going after newsome after declaring a second place victory. >> mr. newsome made it clear he wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. well, as i told him in san jose at the

let's go to abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard live to explain all this. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. super interesting development here. the votes still being counted and it could be days or weeks before we know the winner, but london breed's early lead appears to be fading as former state senator mark leno taking the lead for now. redistribution of losing candidates' votes enabled leno to take the lead. rank choice voting allows voters to choose their top three favorites. candidates with the least votes are eliminated in rounds until there is a winner. leno and candidate jane kim teamed up n couraging each other's supporters to list each other as second choice on the ballot. that strategy appears to be paying off. leno has received more than 70% of kim's second place votes. >> i did give my second vote to jane, and i think she gave her second vote to me because we both agree that it is time for fundamental change for a new direction at city hall to address the crises that we've already discussed. we've got to shake things up a little bit. the status quo isn't working. >> re

cornell barnard live in pittsburg. >> reporter: good news about the firefighter.ir hand. lots of water, lots of foam continues to be seen around here, around this auto dismantling yard, right next to this landscaping business. we're seeing smoke continuing to rise from the back of here as this fire continues to smolder. it's a remind of yesterday's dramatic fire fight. check this out. thick black smoke could be seen for miles. you may have seen it on your drive home. sky 7 was overhead. these firefighters attacked the brush fire which spread into the wrecking yard around 5:30 p.m. officials issued an air advisory. jason stanley owns the wrecking yard and was worried about losing heavy machinery that was parked inside. >> looks like it's getting under control. i pray there's minimal damage. when you work for, and to see it could be gone, it's scary, you know. that's what puts food on the table. >> reporter: a lot of the equipment was saved, in fact. firefighters say a candle burning in a tent in a homeless camp was the likely cause of the fire. two more people suff

cornel barnard has the story. >> reporter: a week long chemistry camp for kids was happening.thursday a science demonstration, something went terribly wrong. >> something happened, there was a fire and a 9-year-old boy was burned. >> reporter: it is what happens when baking soda, sugar, and alcohol does when lit on fire. she didn't witness the accident but says safety measures were followed. >> the kids withstanding about five feet away from experiment. the boy's shirt caught on fire, and my staff reacted promptly to drop and roll. we wish him the best possible recover r recovery. >> we want to understand what caused this to avoid any recurrence in the future. >> reporter: saent toppia says no more safety snakes for meantime, families whose kids attended the chemistry camp are being offered full refunds. >>> stay with ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest hea

in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> a dixon man is being called a hero tonight after he helpeduck off a woman's foot. it happened at seven flags car wash on east monte vista avenue in vacaville on friday. jesse landers was vacuumingis of t stalls.drashn o a sedan had slammed into the back of a truck, pushing its back left tire onto the driver's foot. car wash employees used a jack to lift the truck off the woman, but it wouldn't go high enough. >> i heard her screaming. i could tell she was in pain. i put myself in that situation. i would want someone to help me. so i went and decided to help her. i ended up having to get in front of her. i reached down, grabbed the rims, and lifted up and i was able to get that up high enough where she was able to get her foot out. >> landers thinks he lifted the truck off about six inches. the woman is okay and out of the hospital. >>> take a look. this is video captured when a tesla burst into flames in los angeles. the car belongs to hollywood director and producer michael morris. nobody was hurt. morris' wife says the car was not in an acc

. >> cornell barnard live at sfo >> reporter: hey, guy, time to get the confetti ready i think. one win away from a championship. for all your dubs super fans, check it out, there is a flight to cleveland leaving at 10:52 tonight, if you want to be there for tonight ace game. game three the warriors pulled off yet another win. another championship so close, kevin durant says for him it kind of feels like listening to kanye west's first alum. he'll explain that in a moment. first we caught up a bay area fan. >> going to the stadium, cheering on the cavs and bring home the win. >> the first one is always a little different. but he had some great music after that as well. i feel like we're in that transition from having a great first year but figuring out different ways to be good in the second year, if that makes sense. >> reporter: sure, it's like that. wednesday's watch party at oracle was rocking, of course. tonight's watch party is sold out. you can still catch two other watch parties in the bay area. the first in san jose at municipal stadium. the other at ton toe plaza. ther