mindi bach and dion lim in a minute. >> and tracking the celebration in the bay area, crowds pouringnto the streets after the game. 14th and broadway in oakland. >> and reporters tracking the party aver the big win. but first larry beil. >> they did it again. warriors back-to-back nba titles. game three kevin durant dominated. tonight the steph curry show. he struggled last game. tonight 12 points first six minutes of the contest. looked towards end he was trying to lock up mvp award. was for the game but for the series goes to kevin durant who said it doesn't matter. all champions tonight. curry 27 points, seven threes after record nine threes in game two. 108-85, sweep the cavs for third championship in four years, amazing run it's been, not over yet. mindi bach in cleveland. mindi. >> hi larry. what a championship win this was for the te. not only first back-to-back in franchise history but sixth overall, tied for the bulls in nba history. only the lakers and celtics have more. going down in the history books but everyone to a t said this season was most exhausting mentally and ph

tonight my co-anchor dion lim is at oracle live from the home of the dubs. where you talked to fans who must have been out of their minds, dion. >> reporter: oh, that is an understatement, eric. i know you really wanted to be here tonight. not to rub it in. well, yeah, actually, to rub it in. it was an epic game. and the warriors dominated, which means the fans, they were on cloud 9. check it out. if you can't tell by the way the fans were just breaking it down at the dance party outside, they were not only elated at the win, but now have the confidence that the dubs are going to sweep the series. unlike the nail-biter of an overtime game won on thursday where guests stayed until the very last minute, the warriors were ahead the entire game tonight. thrilled dubs fans knew after being ahead over 20 points at one time, they had this win in the bag. >> great game. love it. we played our hearts out and we won. >> it was amazing. we knew we were going to win. they started out so strong. they did such a great job rebounding, defensive amazing. >> i had my dad from

in cleveland, dion lim, abc7 news. >> nice place. to watch the nba finals, we'll have the preview game at 5:00, starts at 5:30, tip off at 6:00, then stay with us for toyota after the game. >> i feel bad, but not that bad. >> we'll get over it. >> yes. north carolina couple became their new found fortunate didn't last long. >> it did not because the cashier's check they received from bank of america was a mistake. they were expecting money from unh your nd ke, oh, yh that manr roug thknow, i can do this and, you know, i might not even have to work. we prayed about it and realized the best thing to do is glorify god. we decided to just take it back. >> get bank's response, oops, te was no explanation of what possibly happened. gabriel may not be a mi irwenaioll at night knowing he e right thing. >> he did indeed. they would have figured it out ayetywan talk about the weather forecast as we inch toward the weekend. >> yes, meteorologist sandhya patel is here with what's in store. sandhya. >> dan and alma, the poor highs and lows that g

dion lim was there. >> reporter: we were right there as steph curry triumphantly shared the trophy with the fans. and in the locker room, player, coaches, family and friends celebrated. 300 bottles of champagne costing over $400,000 sprayed in the air, soaking the carpet, matching the moods of dub nation. >> i can't wait to get back to the bay and get to san jose and surrounding bay. give rocco a good pet. he wants some food. >> what are you going to do when you get home? >> celebrate, celebrate, celebrate. and celebrate. yes! >> we are so excited. so elated. i mean we got three now. we are so excited. >> three is the magic charm. >> yes, it is. and it takes a lot of work and preparation to achieve this goal. so only thing we look at it from the perspective of being blessed. truly blessed. >> reporter: in cleveland, i'm dion lim, apt abc 7. >>> 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. ba

i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. >> leading democrats are enraged after touring facilities across the country today. they're demanding that president trump halt his policy of separating children from their parents. >> you can see people detained in some of the 22 chain linked fenced spaces in the converted warehouse. >> outside the facility, this was one of many demonstrations across the country. cornell bernard has more from another protest today in richmond. >> reporter: about 60 people protested outside the west county detention facility where i.c.e. has housed undocumented detainees. >> to separate families and put children in warehouses is unamerica. >> parent abraham drucker put this on facebook today, asking others to protest. >> the fact we are punishing people who are trying to give their children a better life and trying to live the american dream that we all are living is absurd. >> it breaks my heart. >> recently detained by i.c.e. the president blaming democrats for the policy tweeting saturday, democrat

live in cleveland tonight, i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >> all right, dion, thank you. >> warriors fans whoe ge c make the trek toleveland filled oracle arena tonight. >> abc7 news reporter kate larson was at the dubs watch party. hi, kate. >> reporter: hi there, alma. you know the game may have been in cleveland tonight, i can tell you the party was still right here in oakland. there were fans packed into the arena. the energy was just fantastic. take a listen. here are some of the moments right after the warriors won the game. oracle was packed with 8,000 fans tonight. they were treated to quite a show. great to see so many families and kids in the arena. the $20 watch party ticket price was definitely a welcome relief from the sky high game ticket price tags. the first two quarters were tough, but in true warriors fashion, the dubs picked it up in the third. >> it was kind of suspenseful. i was like, oh, god, they're not going to win. next thing you know, right there, they just won the game l >> we call it dub con three for some reason. we shine, we win all the time. >> i love the game.

mindi bach and leslie brinkley and dee dion lim. on the route. >> and larry beil. >> fantastic. the warriors promising a more interactive fan and parade experience. we weren't sure what does that mean? a more interactive experience, with we have to take out the phones? what do we have to do. >> we figure to do out when javale mcgee and swaggy champion ditched buses at the outset of parade and not far behind was steph curry, two-time mvp. he went rogue this afternoon at the parade. he was eating this up. steph left the bus repeatedly. he was enjoying the fans. he was running around. he was posing. he was soeking up every moment with thousands of admiresers. >> we are champs again it's great to be back here. great to bring -- to bring larry home and never really imagined that we would be having one parade let alone two, now three. we appreciate your support and we are going to try to get greedy and get some more. >> what steph said. >> reporter: jordan bell, klay thompson and steve kerr among the warriors who got out of buses and then spent time out in the streets running up and d

dion lim introduces us to some remarkable young women. >> reporter: one part glue, one part detergent and a lot of girl power is the recipe not only for sliem but inspiring middle schoolers to explore and get excited about s.t.e.m. >> i wanted to create something local that could introduce girls to s.t.e.m. >> ashley chu and two friends raised money to create she stemss. using kriens, technology and engineering and math to solve real world problems. >> i've been inspired by other workshops. i was interested in finding a way to give back to my community. >> for eight hours a day the girls tackle projects in teams. mara shows us something that looks like a ping-pong ball. >> it can change the color and move around. >> but it's a mini robot controlled with flicks on her phone. >> it's kind of like a funner version of school. >> nearby, emerson brandt and daniella show us their diy website inspired by their own diy build going from scratch. igniting a passion for s.t.e.m. >> to be honest i didn't care for it that much. i didn't know much about it. now i do like designing websites. >> whet

. >> and i'm dion lim. the winds over night and right away let's get to meteorologist, drew tu manma. >> the wind fluctuating so we are going to take you into the region and show you the current conditions. the winds right now, not so active. we have seen gusts hire and the relative humidity is dry. the winds will be active the next 24 hours and a red flag warning in effect through tomorrow night. tomorrow during the day, gusting close to 40 miles an hour and combine that with low humidity and that means fire can start and spread. that does include the north and east bay hills as well. tomorrow, not as hot as today. we'll take a closer look in a few minutes. >> sounds good and drew will keep everyone posted online and on air at abc7news.com. a brush fire in san francisco, a grass fire burnt close to homes on box street. four homes in the same area yesterday and fire crews urging people to be careful during warm dry days like today. >> be conscious today. don't have the vehicle running on grass or using lawn

with the best seat of the house, i i am dion lim, abc7 news. >>> great shots. >> less wind, more warmth. >> less wind, more warmth. that i i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. >> less wind, more warmth. that i since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. 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 our budget balanced. invest in affordable

dion lim was in the locker room for the big celebration. >> reporter: we were right there as steph currysharing it with the fans. and the locker room and hallway, player, coaches, family and friends celebrated. 300 bottles of champagne costing over $400,000 sprayed in the air soaking the carpet matching the mood dub nation. >> what is the first thing you'll do when you get back home? >> oh, gosh. be with family as much as possible. celebre. a lot of friends coming from my country and be with them because this has been a tough year. >> celebrate. it is a beautiful feeling. back to back champions, that don't happen to everybody let alone one championship. so just a blessing. say hey, everybody. look at how cute. this is my little boo. this is gigi. hey say, say hey. >> reporter: dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> it didn't take long for dub nation to celebrate their third championship in four years. there were several watch parties. wayne freedman was there. >> reporter: this was already a great party. once again ninth street in oakland filled with a rainbow of fans from all over with blue and gold

i'm dion lim outside oracle with the celebration. >>> a bay area flight getting serious. why almost half of bay area residents say they plan to leave the area. >>> she was the first female sheriff in the state now she faces allegations of sexual harassment. abc 7 news starts right now. >> shotdown. puts it up, launches it up, oh, he knocks it down. >> nothing but net. a red hot steph curry shooting his way into history and tonight dub nation is celebrating a big game 2 victory. good evening i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim live outside oracle arena after the warriors' big game two win. the big star of the night has to be steph curry. he made some history, in fact. so let's get to abc anchor,mindy back. let's talk about the epic fourth kwu quarter. >> it was unbelievable but started in the first when they got the game started with back-to-back dunks. and then the warriors made sure they never trailed the cavaliers. steph curry hit 9 three pointers, not easy shots. look how ridiculous this is to beat the clock. it was absolutely crazy to watch him. this is vintage curry, th

dion lim spoke to a bay area man whose late wife was the reason the law was enacted in the first place. >> it's frustrating because this law in effect for two years has been working. >> it's because of dandy arizona and the woman he still calls his life. she suffers from brain cancer and moved their family to oregon in order to die with the assistance of a life ending drug. she passed away in in november of 2014. >> it's significant for me. i remember what she was going through and the chaos she was having to endure of leaving our home and move to another state. >> in the -- california's exercised their right to die. a uc berkeley study shows 76% support the legislation. they declared the law unconstitutional. >> it put a stay on the lower court's ruling while this appeals process goes forward. >> attorney john eisenberg has been watching the case closely and represents several terminally ill patients who want to die with dignity. >> i any a lot of terminally ill people are breathing a big sigh of relief because they know they can use the end of life option. >> he knows this is the beg

abc 7 news anchor dion lim is live at dolores park. from what i'm hearing things are decidedly different this year in terms of the tone. >> reporter: they are. you can hear and see behind me the march just gotten under way. and there are about 7,000 people expected. and of course those themes of love and inclusion and acceptance still exist. but there is a decidedly different message the participants want to make sure they are heard. it's nearly impossible to find someone in the castro who isn't attending some kind of event pride weekend. >> it's like every year pride comes around and it's such a good feeling. every day you wake up on pride weekend. it's like, oh. >> friday trans march kicking off with 7,000 expected to attend. >> it seeks to the amount cing e >> but along with the rainbows and self-expression a decidedly more serious tone for some. >> julia zapta of the group though willie shows a altar paying tribute to the trans women killed in america. >> they will not wear black today because of the issues. >> she says in 11 years

i'm dion lim. >> and i'm eric thomas. we begin with a scotcher and people seeking shade on one of the hottest days of the year. >> here is a popular spot to beat the heat. santa cruz heat, all of the people enjoying the sun. drew tuma joining us with a look at the hot spots and when we will see the relief, drew. >> look at these numbers right now. dealing with triple digit temperatures in liver moore and fairfield. around the bay shore line, warm. 70s to mid 80s across the cities. a heat advisory in effect going until 8:00 tonight for a majority of the night. heat illness is possible, exhaustion and heat stroke. it is going to be a mild evening. not as hot tomorrow and warm to finish out the weekend and the fire danger running high. we'll detail that in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, drew. >> the hottest area in the east bay, plenty of triple digit temperatures. let's take a look at east bay hills. cornell barnard there and joins us live. we can see the haze in the air. >> yeah, you can see

dion lim. dion >> what a difference a few hours makes. about the parade was getting to meet young and people and people from all backgrounds coming together to celebrate dub nation. >> dub nation, baby. make them cry again! >> fans ditched classes called out sick from work and did whatever it took to make it. >> i came in from new york just to be with everybody here. all the warriors fans, the warrior family. woo! >> some arrived as early as 4:00 in the morning. some parade veterans new the secret to the perfect spot. >> i lived here over 23 years. so we have always been in this spot. waiting for the warriors to take a sweet sweep. >> some decked out in blue and gold finest. >> number one, oakland. >> the littlest fans looked forward to seeing the favorite players and enjoying the sunshine. >> it's a beautiful day for the parade. >> 89-year-old audi had her eye on number 11. >> i want give klay a hug and thank him for my tee shirt. >> this family's sign says it all. >> reporter: now the cleanup is already in full swing. we have seen barri

so that no terminally ill individual would ever have to go through what she went through. >> dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> now, we reached out to several groups that oppose the right to die law. we did not get a response. >>> police in american canyon believe they've identified a car belonging to someone in a rash of vandalism. 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. >>> t

dion lim, abc 7. >>> while the school hasn't commented, parents tell us hamlin was able to secure clinton as speaker since she is good friends with a woman whose granddaughter graduated yesterday. >>> san francisco mayor elect london breed tweeted that she was incredibly proud to join clinton thursday night at an event to fight gun violence. abc 7 news was in chinatown as breed thanked many of her supporters. the mayor elect shared some of her plans for when she takes office, they include hiring more police officers and increasing patrols in neighbors hoods. breed also paid tribute to ed lee who died suddenly last december. >>> an elementary school in mountain view is going to be named after an undocumented immigrant and activist. jose antonio vargas made headlines when he shared his story in 2011 of how he came america and grew up in mountain view. he won a pulitzer prize with the "washington post." vargas got detained by the border patrol in 2014 but was later released. the school is set to open in the fall of 2019. >>> a canadian college student has won a lawsuit against his ex-girlfri

. >> dion lim was in the locker room. joins us live. hi dion. >> hey there ama and dan. really an experience i can't describe. so busy, so many fans, friends and family trying to get into the locker room. really don't have much room to move. i did get a chance to speak to shaun livingston's sister. couldn't get on camera because crammed. but told me all she wanted to do was hug her big brother and give him a congratulations. we were right there as steph curry triumphantly lifted the trophy in the air, sharing it with the fans. in the locker room and hallway, players, coaches, family and friends celebrated. 300 bottles of champagne over $400,000, soaking in the air and carpets. what are you going to do at home? >> be with family, celebrate. friends coming from my country. be with them. it's been a tough year. >> celebrate. beautiful feeling. back-to-back champions don't happen to everybody, let alone one championship. just a blessing. >> say hey everybody. look how cute. that's my little boo. that's the microphone. say hey? >> reporter: want the microphone back? didn't sh

live at dolores park, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> all right dion thank you so much. >>> huge crowds areictured in san francisco sunday for the pride parade as always the streets will be closed along the route. up to civic center plaza. here a look at streets closed early season morning through 5:00 sunday morning. there are a lot. bottom line good idea to avoid driving in the market street area sunday. for more information on the parade and pride go to abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. we have the parade route. details on other pride events and more stories about the lgbtq community. >>> well i hope this thing has air-conditioning because it's hot out there. a new autonomous vehicle hitting the streets. officials are testing this bus near the dublin pleasanton bus station. the transit authority showed it off today. you can't hop on it quite yet. but the eventual goal is to make it easier to get to the station from nearby homes and businesses. >> it can buzz around, work 24/7. fully electric. so we have zero emissions for cleaning air. >> tests continue for the next two or three years

>> abc 7 news anchor dion lim is live in fisherman's wharf is live with thee,nd ts is a good live location.rcey clit the other parts of san francisco that city leaders are paying attention to. the mood at the annual tourism luncheon was upbeat in a contrast to this assess from joe dell a sonde o the mark. >> we are losing which is and have had groups that said they can't come when streets are like this. >> filled with debris, litter, human waste and drug paraphernalia. >> it's those things that made this woman from canada uneasy about her visit. >> i seen a lot of homeless individuals, cops, it was a scarey situation coming into the cianrasm is big business. 25 million visitors per year generate more than $9 billion in spending. that's why city leaders have been proposing new ways to tackle the issues of homelessness and dirty streets and walks. we caught up with delasantro at the lunching. >> mayor farrell included a number of things in the budget that we're supportive of. including more police, more homeless patrol. cleaning trues. >> $$3.5 million allotted. we spotted here a visible police

abc 7 news anchor dion lim was there as hillary clinton spoke at the hamlin school. >> her appearancewas hush shall from the public but the you a applause from her speech could be heard well down the street. [ applause ] >> those attending the ham lip school 8th grade graduation friday were streeted to a special guest speaker. >> it was surreal to see hillar clinton. i never thought i'd ever get to see her in person. >> while the school kept the event private even defying the appearances it was clear judging by blocked roads police presence and secret service someone big was about to set foot on grounds. sure enough at quarter to 10:00 clinton and her entourage were whisked sunday. >> whatever it might be. >> with limited seating many parents watched from afar. these images were taken by residents at a neighboring condo complex hoping to sneak and peek and hear the message. >> i didn't know she had the hardships of bullying. i have gone through some of that as well. touched my heart. >> when her speech ended. >> so congratulations. i can't wait to see. >> as quickly as she appeared, c

abc 7 news anchor dion lim jumped in line with loyal customers who had to get the final taste. >> atd the corner and a line several hundred deep wraps around the iconic pink building. all waiting for a last taste before the oldest mexican restaurant closes doors for good friday night. >> we are going to miss them because i sure like the food. >> reporter: every person in line has a story to tell. at 93 years young, dina has been coming with her family since 1944. >> i love the food. the food is beautiful. >> for 91 years it's been place where everyone knows your name. the staff greeted like rock stars, selfies and hugs before the lunch service rush. >> you don't order. they shoep up with your plate because they know what you are eating or drinking. >> after three hours pb jerry who has been a customer since 1978 and first if line is ready to chou down. >> i always order a ground beef burrito. >> as the clock hit 12 the first wave was welcomed in. organized chaos in the kitchen. the owner and staff too folksed to top to talk plating up customer favorites especially for those ordering

. >> i'm dion lim. we begin with that developing news. the foreign policy style faces its toughest test to date. >> he is now in singapore where he will attempt to personally broker an end to kim's nuclear program. nbc news reporter karen travers is in singapore. >> reporter: just hours before the first-ever meeting between a sitting u.s. president and the leader of north korea, president trump projecting confidence. >> this is a great opportunity for peace. >> reporter: the president, prioritizing instinct over planning. he says he'll know in the first minute whether kim jong-un is serious about giving up his nuclear weapons and the man who says he's mastered the art of the deal says he can still walk away. >> i'm not going to waste my time and i don't want to waste his time. >> there are only two options, peace or war. >> reporter: president trump who has called this meeting a one-time shot. >> at least we will have met each other and we will have seen each other, hopefully we will have liked each other. >> reporter: this one-on-one sum

for abc anchor dion lim it was an assignment just out of reach. >> we're seeing a different side of you. >> i lost my shirt, man pi don't need shirts for parades. shout out to the warriors! >> the dub nation showered the team with love. klay thompson did a little showering of his own with champagne. certainly a golden age for the team and their devoted fans. >> two more years! two more years! >> just great fun. we have much more parade celebration online. such as riley curry's precious moment and e-40 partying with fans. do check that out. >>> for more news to cover brush fires hit several bay area communities today. in pan ol sky 4 shows where this fire damaged a home's roof. nearly 20-mile-per-hour winds. firefighters kept it from eaching any other homes. >>> in oakland smoke billowed along the roadway. spread to fences. firefighters were able to control it before it did any serious damage, however. >>> in lafayette a fire started in a shed then spread to the vegetation around it. the fire burned 2 1/2 acres before it was put out. meteorologist sandhya patel has more about today's hea

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one of the best, javale mcgee and our own dion lim. >> he is seven feet tall and she is 5'4". >> oh, ll right now. go to dion. >> and a short time later, she did manage to get him for an interview. >> this is crazy, how do you feel right now? >> amazing feeling, man. i am excited to be here. these guys, the fans are amazing. all the love they show is beautiful. >> you have no shirt on, we are seeing a different side of you. >> i lost my shirt, man, i don't need shirts for a parade. shout out to the warriors! >> you don't need a shirt. >> larry and kerryep theirs eattuff dion said she never felt shorter in her life. >>> see what elon musk says is difficult but necessary. >>> see the with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying.

. >> i'm dion lim. we begin with that developing news.he foreign policy style faces its toughest test to date. >> he is now in singapore where he will attempt to personally broker an end to kim's nuclear program. nbc news reporter karen travers is in singapore. >> reporter: just hours before the first-ever meeting between a sitting u.s. president and t

mindi bach and leslie brinkley and dee dion lim. on the route. >> and larry beil. >> fantastic. warriors promising

. >> and i'm dion lim.e a look outside from our abc 7 network of cameras. >> it's a little hazy on our emeriville camera. the fog, though, nowhere to be found today in san francisco. >> we begin our team coverage with meteorologist drew tuma with temperatures and warnings. >> and moments ago we had the official highs come in, and we were just hot. look at these numbers. 105 was the official high in concord. austin and vallejo, 100 in brentwood. 80 in san francisco earlier today, and 99 the official high in santa rosa. numbers right now haven't moved too far from where they were just a few hours ago. 93 that current temperature in san rafael. even san francisco and oakland still warm out there. we still have that heat advisory in effect for the next couple of hours. because heat illness is possible under these conditions. tomorrow, though, we're still tracking high fire danger. >>> now, the heat helped fuel a grass fire earlier today in san

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. >>> and i'm dion lim. eople spent the father's day protesting the controversial policy including in the bay area. >> coronell bernhard is live at a detention facility in richmond with details for us. coronell. >> reporter: eric and dion, that protest was small but the message was big and loud. organized by one father who felt like he needed to say something about that immigration policy. >> about 60 people protested outside the west county detention facility where i.c.e. has housed undocumented detainees. >> to separate families and put children in wirz situations is very unamerican. >> it's an absolute travesty of justice. >> parent abraham druker post-ed this invoit on facebook asking others to spend father's day protesting the policy of separating migrant families trying to enter the u.s. at the mexican border. >> and the fact that we are now wishing people trying to give their children a better life and trying to live the american dream that we all are living, is absurd. >> it breaks my heart. >> carina

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. >> and i'm dion lim. the pawnee fire is near clearlake oakes. now up to 3,000 acres burned. calfire says so far 12 structures are destroyed and 600 more threatened. >> the entire community of spring valley was ordered to evacuate and the order was expanded late this afternoon. >> we have team coverage tonight. francis is tracking the changing weather conditions that firefighters deal with but we start with leslie brinkley who is at one of the evacuation centers in lake county. leslie. >> reporter: dion and eric, it's very hot up here. i can tell you every few minutes we ware the sirens on the way to the fire. hipped me the evacuation center and look at that sky. a dark ominous sky to the east. 180 degree panorama of smoke fueled by erratic winds, low humidity and the heat. the entire spring valley community is it o is threatened north of long valley road in lake county. a new evacuation alert

. >>> and i'm dion lim. let's >> reporter: i know it doesn't eeoklo inside the police department, but berkeley police is investigating this fatal drowning. in fact, extra officers have been called in tonight to handle this tragic investigation. the u.s. coast guard rushed to the berkeley marina by air and by sea after a call came in before 6:00 of a man's body floating in the water. christopher hollis pulled the unmanned white outrigger canoe from the water after calling 911. >> i'm sorry for him. but, you know, what the hell wai he? >> reporter: the crew that landed from the helicopter searched the vessel. they found the man's vest, a few personal items inside, and an oar. >> i was hoping it wasn't a body. but eryo see something. but in the end, i talked them down to him, and they -- they almost didn't see him. >> reporter: while coast guardsmen pulled the man from the water and took him to shore -- >> the coroner's office will transport him to the cotnd of kin. >> reporter: at around 6:00 tonight, the wind

. >> i'm dion lim.ts are spending another night in shelters due to a fire that forced them to leave their homes. it's destroyed 12 structures and destroyed 7700 acres. >>> a car went into the marina and police arrested the driver. a woman went to the hospital after being freed from the same car. >>> tens of thousands of people e will see their daily community take. they're closing the twin peaks tunnel for the next two months. >>> thousands of people converged on san francisco for the 48th annual pride parade. >> not to mention the weather was unbeatable for today's colorful celebration of love, tolerance and equally with politics mixed abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has a look. >> reporter: dikes on bikes rattled a few windows on market street leading the pride parade like they do every year. >> we lead the parade and we get the most excited people. we rev our engines and people go nuts. >> reporter: pride organizers say 50,000 people marched this year. some groups protesting president trump's rece

. >> dion lim joined in with loyal customers who had to get one last taste. >> reporter: for young andld, everyone standing or sitting in this line outside mexicali rose has a story. >> my father introduced us to this place, and they probably been come here since the '40s. >>> at 93 years young, dinah has been coming with her family since 1944. >> i love the food. the food is beautiful. >> reporter: for 91 years, it's a place where everyone knows your name, which makes it bittersweet. the staff greeted like rock stars with selfies. >> they show up with your plate, because they already know what you're drinking or eating. >> reporte: after three hours, jerry, who has been a customer since 1978 and was first in line is ready to chow down. >> i always order a ground beef burrito. >> reporter: as the clock hit 12:00, the first wave was welcomed inside. organized chaos in the kitchen. the owner and staff too focussed to stop and talk to us, plating up customer favorites and extras to take home to savor the flavor. >> it's worth it. standing in line for three hours. >> reporter: so what will

. >> and i'm dion lim.ews reporter kate larsen who's live for us in el-sobrante with more on a situation that had been going on for hours. >> reporter: three minutes ago this situation ended when the suspect gave up after an hour's long standoff that started around 4:30 this afternoon. i'm on a small road in el-sobrante the police tape was just taken down and a sheriff's deputy took me back here. the house this happened is the one that's lit up with the flagpole if you can see it about three houses down. what i'm told by neighbors is that this man who lives there has been acting up ever since he moved in a month ago, threatening violence towards neighbors, screaming and yelling in the street, and it escalated today. police and sheriffs deputies spent hours trying to get him out. using noise calls like this. take a listen. so neighbors were listening to high pitched noises like that all afternoon and evening while the sheriffs tried to get this guy to come out of his home. one neighbor who actually called 91

dion lim is on her way back from cleveland as well. the warriors have used the motto strength in numbers and that clearly can apply to the fans as well. hundreds lined up waiting to catch a glimpse of their heroes today. our reporter was in the middle of the frenzy. >> reporter: welcomed with much fanfare, the back-to-back champs touched ground in oakland this afternoon. steph curry holding the larry o'brien trophy and kevin durant clinging onto the finals mvp one. >> this is special. every year, you know, i mean it was harder to get here this year, but just to be able to come home, it's awesome. >> i thought our guys played probably their best game in the playoffs last night. so saved the best for last. >> reporter: the champs greeted many of their fans, some who waited hours outside landmark aviation. >> all of them are so humble, that's what i love about them. you know, they're not selfish. >> reporter: some even bringing out the brooms for this historic sweep with dub nation still celebrating last night's win, the city of oakland i

before we know it our three-hour tour is coming to a close with enough pictures and videos t dion lim news. >>> next, a perfect >>> happening today, people of all ages will get their hand dirty to put together works of art at the etch into. alameda's 52nd anual sand skupter contest kicks off this morning at the beach. the crowd draws amateur sand artists to true pros. it is free to enter. judging starts at noon. and the award ceremony happens at 1:00 p.m. >>> next on abc7 mornings at 6:00, new details about an arrest in a hammer attack that critically injured a teenager. what police found in the suspect's home. >>> and who could do something as crazy as this? the search for the man who kicked this puppy into a wall in san francisco. >>> the signs are everywhere. the conversations are changing. the words? they are personal. some signs you seek out. some find you. and behind every sign is someone's story. our job? see the signs, earn your trust, be an ally where you live. we do more than cover local news. at abc7, it's our mission to do your s >>> good morning bay area. let's get up and

with the best seat in the house, i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >>> next, a perfect day at the beach where six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> happening today, people of all ages will get their hands dirty to put together works of art at the beach. alameda's 52nd annual sand sculpture contest kicks off this morning at crown memorial beach. the crowd draws amateur sand artists to true pros. it is free to enter. judging starts at noon. and the award ceremony happens at 1:00 p.m. it is always cool to see what people come up with. >> what a day to do that. perfect this the morning. temperatures will be in the 50s, comfortable. it's going to get warm even in alameda around the bay today. the numbers willing will be going up quickly. full sunshine. upper 80s from san rafael to redwood city. 76 in san francisco. the accuweather

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