never forget. and christian's father posted a condolence note on facebook to pedro bravo's parents, saying no parent should go through the pain of losing a child. >> deborah: and thing a lawyer family's younger son, alex, actually followed in christian's footsteps, enrolling at the effort of florida. that's our program for tonight. thanks so much for watching. i'm deborah roberts. >> david: i'm david muir. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. damage today, but it is a high

alert weekend. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. where several days into this dangerous fire weather. and it's about to get worse for parts of the bay area. let's begin with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. she's tracking it for us. sandhya. >> yeah. dan. the start of summer. strong, gusty winds continuing. let me show you some live pictures from our tower cameras. and you will notice that we do have some shaky cameras. the trees are blowing around. winds right now gusting to 32 at sfo, 33 at half moon bay. going hour by hour. over 40 mile an hour. winds there at point reyes at midnight. heading into tomorrow morning, winds decreased just slightly, but then they really increased back up again. we're looking at 47 even 50 mile an hour wind gusts at times. so this is going to spell critical fire weather conditions for solano county, where a red flag warning will go up at 11 a.m. tomorrow until sunday morning. northerly winds which are really drying 10 to 20, gusting 30 to 40 with low relative humidity, will mean any

fires that develop are going to quickly spread. definitely stay aware as these winds could prove to be dangerous. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, you'll notice inland areas are facing high fire danger. even some spots very high fire danger. dan, i'll be back with a full look at the forecast as to what you can expect for the first weekend of summer. >> okay, sandy, thanks a lot. we'll check back in in a few moments after leaving some people in the dark for days. p-g-and-e's is scaling back power shutoffs this weekend. take a look at this outage map tonight with those planned shutoffs due to a fire danger in pink. those are still active. the biggest impact right now is in the area between livermore and tracy. tomorrow's shutoffs would take place in the same area, but at a much smaller scale, from more than 600 customers to roughly 60. p-g-and-e's shut off the power in one livermore neighborhood today after some tree branches hit a power line. the company says it's trying to leave as few people in the dark as possible, while still keeping its equipment from starting fires.

>> that's all by design. we have been working to underground lines. we've also hardened the lines that are above ground and the equipment that's above ground, and we're able to sort of narrow things down. >> the shutoffs in alameda county could continue through sunday. p-g-and-e's community resource center offers kits to help people through these outages. and we're following some breaking news tonight in fremont. there is a heavy police presence tonight on mission boulevard between walnut avenue and stevenson boulevard. our crew at the scene says police are asking someone to come out of a home, but the swat team left about 20 minutes ago. we will stay on top of it for you. meantime, police in san francisco are searching for two children missing for nearly 24 hours. 14 year old deandre jones, junior and ten year old leonardo henderson were last seen at about 1130 last night on treasure island, 24 hours from about now. police believe the two friends may have been heading to san francisco on

muni. the younger boy is considered at risk, authorities say, due to his age and behavioral challenges. certainly, if you have seen these boys, please contact sfpd immediately so they can get them back home safely. new at 11 a san jose police officer is in jail tonight under investigation in a case of alleged family violence. records show the officer was booked into jail on wednesday, held on $200,000 bail. our partners at the bay area news group report the officer is accused of firing his gun inside his ex-girlfriend's home in morgan hill and assaulting his fiancee's younger daughter. san jose police tell us the officer is on administrative leave and that the department is cooperating with investigators. the pro-palestinian activist at the center of a deportation fight is going back home to his family. mahmoud khalil was released from an ice detention facility in louisiana after more than three months in custody. the trump administration sought to deport

him amid a crackdown on student activism. mahmoud was arrested in march in front of his pregnant wife and missed his graduation at columbia university. a judge ordered that he be released today, and the white house plans to appeal. and tonight, the trump administration is taking aim at california once again, this time threatening funding over a sex education program. the department of health and human services says the program is not compliant with federal law, citing content about gender identity. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has reaction. >> the trump administration is taking aim at a sex education program aimed at helping transgender and non-binary kids, giving california 60 days to get rid of content, teaching students about gender identity. warning a failure to meet the deadline could risk its funding. >> you know, this language is taken away. i think it creates more harms in these communities. i think it creates more division. it you're basically depriving a generation from

really understanding what these issues mean. >> in a letter sent to the california department of public health, the u.s. department of health and human services condemning the program, which goes into places like youth homeless shelters. the federal department stating in part, the trump administration will not tolerate the use of federal funds for programs that indoctrinate our children. the disturbing gender ideology content in california's prep materials is both unacceptable and well outside the program's core purpose. >> threatening to take away really critical funding that isn't just meant to support lgbtq students, but meant to reduce teen pregnancies, teen sti rates. >> governor newsom's office saying it is reviewing the letter and quote. to be clear, this is not california's k-12 sex education curriculum. the california personal responsibility education program, which receives barely $6 million in federal funding, provides comprehensive sexual

health education to adolescents via an effective evidence-based program model. >> you want to have inclusive language. you want to talk about transgender binary issues because it allows people to destigmatize any kind of beliefs or thoughts around it. >> this move comes on the heels of the supreme court upholding a tennessee law banning gender affirming care for transgender children. this week, the trump administration also cut funding to a suicide prevention hotline for lgbtq plus youth. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> hundreds of people protested tonight outside the federal building in san francisco over the iran-israel conflict. this group called for the united states to stop supporting israel and to not join in the military strikes that have been going on all week and continue. demonstrators also voiced their support for palestinians and immigrants. meanwhile, bombs are

lighting up the skies above both jerusalem and tel aviv. as israel begins a new wave of attacks against iran. european led diplomatic talks between israel and iran did not lead to any major breakthroughs today. abc news reporter zohreen shah has the latest on the conflict and the clashes within the trump administration. >> president trump today making it clear he is not aligned with the assessment from his own top intelligence official. >> what intelligence do you have that iran is building a nuclear weapon? your intelligence community has said they have no evidence that they are at this point. >> well, then my intelligence community is wrong. who in the intelligence community said that. >> your director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard. >> she's wrong. >> just before israel launched its initial strikes against iran, gabbard made the unusual move of releasing a personal statement online. >> it's up to us, the people, to speak up and demand an end to this madness. we must reject this path to nuclear war. >> abc news has learned that the president chastised gabbard

behind the scenes, telling aides he was frustrated with her judgment. president trump, growing increasingly impatient, signaling a belief that gabbard and others may be underestimating what he believes is a threat. >> i don't care what she said. i think they were very close to having him. >> he is standing by his timeline, promising a decision on iran within the next two weeks, and the president insisting it will not involve sending american troops into combat. >> i'm not going to talk about ground forces. the last thing you want to do is ground force. >> this comes as the u.s. military insists some american diplomats leave israel. video circulating online showing an iranian missile slamming into israel's port city of haifa. more than 30 people injured and israel still pounding, iran hitting missile sites and more nuclear facilities. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> and in the south bay tonight, faith leaders and local officials came together for a message of solidarity with immigrants. the gathering for world refugee day at la trinidad

cathedral in san jose drew a good sized crowd. their message to immigrants worried about ice raids. we have your back. they're demanding due process for people who've been detained. >> so we just want to bring attention in the community that our brothers and sisters, many of whom are scared, many of whom are distressed. but we want to support them and let the government know that everyone should be afforded due process. >> well, santa clara county is allocating more than $8 million for immigration support services as the region's rapid response network sees a surge in calls. >> the castro is not for sale. and tonight we make it clear san francisco stands with the quarry. >> a show of support for business owners fighting eviction in san francisco. hundreds of people rallied for the owners of castro coffee and castro nail salon. ken curry and

his brother have owned the business next to the castro theater for more than 30 years. they say another planet entertainment, which now holds the lease of the theater, wants to clear them out to make room for a new ticket office. >> this is a community business just to be discarded like a piece of garbage. it's not. it's not right. it's just. it's a shame. >> city officials have promised to help the curry's find a new location. more to come here. a critical shipment lost in the mail. putting one woman's identity at risk. that's until seven on your side. got involved. alligator. alcatraz is a real pitch from one elected official offering to build a new detention center for the trump administration. we'll have that story. plus, a peruvian mayor flies all the way to northern california just to see some old bay area trains. why? our hand-me-downs are generating so much excitement. all of that's coming up. but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy.

>> thanks, dan. stay up tonight or i'm going to sleep, too. i don't think donald trump likes you very much, to be honest. true. yeah. so.

>> seven on your side is digging into new complaints against the united states postal service. multiple people in the bay area say the company told them it threw out damaged packages. in some cases, those items showed up for sale online. then seven on your side. investigative reporter melanie woodrow heard from a woman who lost something that put her identity on the line. >> joanne yates. >> and her children love italy, so much so that for years they've talked about getting

dual citizenship. >> i finally had some time, so i started looking into it and it didn't look that hard. >> but the process became more challenging when yates attempted to ship three copies of her birth certificate to new jersey, where she was born, so the department of revenue could authenticate the documents before sending them back to her. >> i'm tracking it, and it's not. it's just sitting there at the new jersey facility. >> yates shared her tracking with seven on your side, which showed the shipment went from oakland to lathrop, california, back to oakland, then louisville, kentucky, before landing in secaucus, new jersey. >> so i called again, and they the person i got said it was damaged and destroyed. i thought they should have contacted me before destroying documents that are damaged. so i basically didn't believe them. >> last month, seven on your side reported on a lost guitar shipped via ups. ups gave the shipper several different explanations as to why the item was missing, including that the package was damaged beyond repair and all contents were destroyed and discarded. but

then the guitar turned up for sale on a guitar center website. >> i just had an intuition that the guitar was stolen and that it wasn't damaged and destroyed. >> after that report aired, two more viewers got in touch with seven on your side. mike lamarca was shipping a one of a kind motorcycle supercharger, and pam daniels was shipping an original painting by artist june chen aliman. both were told their shipments were missing and the boxes were discarded. >> i don't think it could disappear. it's not like it was a couple of loose bolts in the bottom of a box that fell out. i don't know how you lose something that's five feet by seven feet big. >> lamarca later found what he believes to be the same supercharger for sale on ebay. the seller told him, we buy lost freight from shipping companies. >> so maybe the box was torn open and missing some parts and ups sells them off. i don't know. at this point. >> ups wouldn't answer that question. writing in its latest statement to seven on your side quote, we are committed to providing reliable service and take any report of a missing package seriously. we're pleased to resolve these matters and

make things right for our customers. the shipping company reimbursed lamarca, who had insured the supercharger shipment. the guitar shipper and the artwork shipper hadn't fully insured their shipments, but after seven on your side got involved, ups agreed to reimburse both and for yeats. in addition to a reimbursement, ups agreed to pay for three years of identity theft protection. >> you guys are fantastic. you know they would not. no one would have called me and tried to work this out with me. if you hadn't called. >> them for. seven on your side investigates melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> and seven on your side is here for you. get in touch and see what a difference they've made for abc seven news viewers over the years. by going to abc seven news.com/7 on your side. >> as i call it alligator alcatraz. >> you heard that right. alligator alcatraz is a new proposal straight from florida's attorney general. he's pitching a new detention facility for migrants built in the florida everglades. and environmental

groups there are not very happy about it. >> you don't need to invest that much in the perimeter. people get out. there's not much waiting for them other than alligators and pythons. nowhere to go, nowhere to hide. >> this site is really important to friends of the everglades. it's actually the reason friends of the everglades was founded by marjory stoneman douglas in 1969 to stop what would have been the world's largest airport from being built right there. >> florida's attorney general doesn't have a cost estimate on his pitch. meantime, we haven't seen any movement on the trump administration plans to reopen the real alcatraz train. diplomacy seems to be rolling right along just fine. tonight, the mayor of lima, peru, posted a video of a visit this week to stockton, where he celebrated the first shipment from caltrans retired diesel fleet. the first batch left from the port this week. they're traveling by sea. caltrain is selling a total of 90 cars and 19 locomotives to peru, and expects to get around $6 million. it retired the

diesel fleet last year when it switched to electric power. today marks the end of the season for dungeness crab fishing in northern california. the last two open fishing zones were shut down by the department of fish and wildlife this evening. they're worried about humpback whales getting tangled in crab fishing gear. a zone from south of half moon bay to the sonoma mendocino border was closed in may for the very same reason. all right. as we talked about at the top, windy conditions, fire danger, fairly high this weekend. meteorologist sandyha patel is tracking that. and of course the seven day forecast. sandy. >> that's right dan. and we're going to have to hang on to our hats a few more days and definitely stay vigilant as a fire danger is elevated going into the first weekend of summer. here's a live view from our mount tam cam, and you can pretty much see why. it is a very windy view. bouncy camera checking out the sustained winds right now around the state, you'll notice 18 miles an hour in fresno, 20 at sfo, but those

gusts are actually stronger. and when we take a look at the gusts sfo reporting wind gusts of 32 right now. same thing with san mateo 30 at novato, a northwesterly wind, that wind at the higher elevations at this hour, 33 on pine mountain. mount eminem 3337 at hawkeye, going hour by hour here at midnight. you're still dealing with those windy conditions as we head into 7 a.m, 30 to about 36 mile an hour winds for the stronger locations and then the winds pick up. look at this 50 by the afternoon hours at point reyes, 31 san rafael, the windy weather will stick around through the evening hours, keeping that fire danger elevated. but for the first night of summer, summer started at 742 this evening from our tam cam. i just want to show you how gorgeous this sunset is. summer is here definitely, and you can see a little bit of haze in the air. certainly a colorful sunset tonight as we check out

the view from sutro tower. the winds pretty much speak for themselves the gusts so far. these are the peak 55 sweeney ridge, 53 los vaqueros and sfo. middle peak 52. altamont 56 oakland airport 41. this trough passing to our north, bringing those strong gusty winds the last couple of days. and that pattern is sticking with us for another day and a half or so. that's limiting what kind of low cloud cover we have. it's just very patchy on live doppler seven and it's going to stay that way tomorrow. your temperature is 50 and 60 right now. here's a live view from emeryville. windy pattern into sunday with that fire danger. first weekend of summer is sunny and a little bit milder than today. early next week, winds will ease and 90s will show up in our inland communities. so we're going to go hour by hour in the morning. only a few patches of cloudiness. you will need that extra layer for the morning. for the afternoon it's going to be sunny from coast to inland, and those temperatures coming up by the afternoon hours into the 70s and 80s coast side

will be in the 60s, and then by 7:00 we'll have that mild weather with us still so windy near the beaches. a jacket or a sweater in the morning will come in handy. 40s and 50s tomorrow afternoon. if you have outdoor plans, just make sure things are secure because it's still going to be on the windy side. 72 in san jose 70. sunnyvale 72. santa cruz on the peninsula looking at 69. in mountain view, 60 degrees half moon bay, downtown san francisco, 66 degrees a bright one in the north bay, 78 in santa rosa 68. sausalito 76, in vallejo, heading into the east bay. low 70s oakland. hayward 71. in fremont. inland areas. you're going to be nice and mild and sunny. 83 degrees in fairfield 84, brentwood 80, in concord, 77, in livermore. accuweather seven day forecast gusty with fire danger for your saturday. sunday starts out windy but then breezy for the afternoon. sunny and warmer. the winds will ease monday. the warmth will build. you got 90s inland, 60s coast and then temperatures will really just

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up at 11:00 this morning to get in. the bay area band is here as part of its world tour. they'll be rocking the south bay again on sunday night. this is also a no repeat weekend, so if you went tonight, you'll get a totally different set list on sunday, and you'll also get different opening acts as well. well, the giants acquired rafael devers from boston a few days ago and who are they playing tonight? his old team, sports director larry beil is here. >> larry tan, the red sox in town after controversy involving rafael devers and subsequent trade. devers may not like boston management, but he had a nice reunion with old teammates. so would he get some revenge

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knocks it down, but that's a hit. run scores! giants build a three. nothing lead that would not last. david hamilton off hayden birdsong deep to center and he hit it. wicked had a two run shot to make it a32 game. devers best at bat of the night comes in the third, almost his first home run as a giant, but that is just warning. track power at oracle park. devers zero for five. bottom four i can't believe this. bases loaded. nobody out. it's cost at the plate. and again it's another double play. more squandered chances although they get a run. top six aidan rafael breaks a55 tie solo shot deep to center six five. red sox boston hit the long balls. the giants really need one more time. bases loaded for yes in the eighth. you can't hit into a dp with two outs. instead, the whiff and the giants fall by a final of seven five. >> hoba hoba bola con sia. vasco.

>> the portuguese call the pacers game six win over the thunder is tremendous. tyrese haliburton looking ahead to game seven. >> nothing like a game seven. there's nothing like a game seven in the nba finals. uh- dreamed of being in this situation my whole life. what's happened in the past doesn't matter. what happened today doesn't matter. you know, it's all about one game. >> it's one game for everything you ever dreamed of. if you win it, you get everything. if you lose it, you get nothing. and it's that simple. >> nothing that's happened before matters, you know? and nothing that's going to happen after matters. >> game seven sunday here on abc seven home team has won 15 of the last 19 game sevens in the finals. coverage begins at 430, tip at 5:00, followed by after the game. funny video posted by kyle and kristen. she does the exact same workout as her all-pro 40 niners fullback husband. he probably outweighs her by about 100 pounds, but she's hanging in there on the plank. yes, he is a bit faster. he should be, but kristen does a good job of holding her own right here. excellent work.

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>> all right, let's end your week with some good news about a

tiny little bear who just made some new friends in the bay area. we told you last month about a two month old cub, abandoned and in the care of a wildlife center in san diego. it's the youngest cub they've ever taken in. caretakers dressed as bears to feed the cub, as we reported. well, now the little guy is headed to sonoma county, where wildlife officials are caring for two cubs of their own. they hope the three cubs can learn and grow together to eventually be released into the wild. scan the qr code on your screen to share your good news with us, so we can share it with everyone else. that is good news. we'll try to keep tabs on them as they go along for you. well, that's our report for now for sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us. i'm dan ashley, we appreciate your time right now. on jimmy kimmel, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger and aimee lou wood. have a great weekend and we'll see you monday. >> lou: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight --