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>> and now at 6:00. new complaints against ups. what a san francisco woman lost that put her identity on the line. plus, cuts to muni service starts today. the number of bus routes impacted and the proposal in the state senate to help fill in the funding gaps for public transit and p-g-and-e's scales back planned power outages. the east bay cities that could still see them, and how the utility company is working to prevent wildfires. and good morning to you. it is saturday, june 21st i'm zach fuentes. why don't we start with the weather with meteorologist lisa argen? because we are tracking those conditions. >> that's right. you know, usually we associate that with the offshore flow. but the winds have been so gusty. the onshore flow has initiated that high fire danger with several days of very gusty winds. you can see a trough dropping out of the pacific northwest. and as it moves in to the great basin, the winds will ease the second half of the weekend. right now, not too bad from the golden gate bridge. current numbers are all in the low to mid 50s. from hayward to redwood city at 55. what a view there. nice and

clear and calm from sutro with 46. petaluma and napa. but the winds are quite gusty at the coast. that's allowed for santa rosa and novato to stay elevated in terms of temperatures compared to yesterday. 23 mile an hour half moon bay and santa rosa has been gusty all night long. so the next several hours we're looking at the winds continuing. they're going to pick up 60s and 70s throughout the day. a bit of a warm up for your sunday. we'll talk about it. but more importantly those winds will die down a little bit. zach. >> all right lisa. thank you. and p-g-and-e's is scaling back planned power shutoffs this weekend. it's all been an effort to prevent wildfires during high winds and dry conditions. we want to show you and give you a look at the outage map. now the planned shutoffs are in pink. so you see, the biggest impact right now is the area between livermore and tracy. and today's shutoffs would take place in the same area, but at a much smaller scale. for more than 600 customers to more than 60, p-g-and-e's shut off the power in one livermore neighborhood

friday 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 minimizing the risk of electrical 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. >> officials say the shutoffs in alameda county could continue through tomorrow. p-g-and-e's community resource centers offer kits to help people through the outages. all right. so we're working to find out more about this large police presence in fremont. we know officers arrived on mission boulevard around seven last night. this was between walnut avenue and stevenson boulevard. and you can see in the video there police blocked off part of the street. we're told that police asked someone to come out of a home and a swat team was present. no word yet on what brought police to the neighborhood. well, san francisco police are searching

for two children missing for more than 24 hours. officials say 14 year old deandre jones, junior, and ten year old leonardo henderson were last seen thursday night around 11:30 p.m. on treasure island. police believe the two friends may have been heading to san francisco on muni, and the younger boy is considered at risk due to his age and behavioral challenges. so if you see these boys, please call police immediately. all right, turning to the trump administration, it's threatening to withhold more funding from california. this time it's because of 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 and 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. >> two san francisco business owners are fighting eviction. hundreds of people showed up to a rally last night to support castro coffee and castro nail salon, next to the castro theater. ken curry and his brother say another planet entertainment, which now holds the lease to 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 said they would help the curry's find a new location. seven on your side is digging into new complaints against ups. multiple people in the bay area say the company told them it threw out damaged packages. and in some cases, those items showed up for sale online. seven on your side investigative reporter melanie woodrow shares how a woman 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 felt 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 yates. 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 to abc seven news viewers by going to abc seven news.com. on your side. all right. login credentials leaked online. still to come, the record breaking breach compromising billions of passwords. but first here's lisa. >> all right. good morning to you as we look outside from our exploratorium camera gorgeous out there to start. summer temperatures are in the 50s. it's breezy to windy in parts of the bay area that continues, and the winds kick up throughout the bay today. so what looks so calm later on today? we'll talk about it and have the extended outlook next. >> all right lisa. also coming up cuts to muni bus service. what riders need to know. and

the push by one state senator to keep funding public transit. and remembering the lives lost during the aids epidemic. the quilt at the center of a new

welcome back. here is a live look from our emeryville camera. what a beautiful shot outside this morning as we're getting our saturday off to a great start. all right. some muni riders in san francisco have fewer options starting today. unfortunately, the san francisco municipal transportation agency is cutting service along five bus lines, consolidating two of them and ending the other three routes along market street. officials say the cuts will save about $7 million, but the agency is still facing a deficit of around $50 million this fiscal year and $322 million in the next. so more service reductions could be on the way.

>> with that. looks like are could be lines being suspended. huge reductions in service frequencies meaning the bus isn't arriving as often. and when it does arrive, we could see bigger crowds leading to riders being passed up. >> in order to address that problem, state senator scott wiener is calling on voters to pass a regional sales tax measure to help fund local transit. if the measure is passed, the sales tax would raise about $500 million a year. other bay area transit agencies are also dealing with budget challenges. bart will avoid service cuts for one more year after the board decided to use its remaining $318 million in emergency funds to help cover the cost of running train service. caltrain will also maintain its existing service levels, but made nearly $11 million in cuts, and vta faces a projected $72 million shortfall next year. well, the aids

memorial quilt is getting an international audience. a special exhibit of the quilt is on display at san francisco international airport, and i got to take a closer look during its local commemoration. it's a quilt that paints countless words, a depiction of love and remembrance. now, some of the 50,000 panels of the aids memorial quilt are on display at one of the busiest airports in the country. each panel is a tribute to a lost loved one. the exhibit at sfo is part of a year long display to honor those lost to the aids epidemic, and to celebrate the activism and community that's emerged from it. >> the very, very important history. that's local to san francisco, of course. >> the panels have been on display at sfo since february, and officials marking this month to celebrate and honor the exhibition. >> it's so important to do this during the pride month because the quilt is so deeply rooted the community here. >> on hand for the special ceremony was cleve jones, who envisioned the.

>> quilt in 1985 at a candlelight vigil held in memory of harvey milk. cleve had a vision, a way to mark the overwhelming loss of life due to aids. two years later, he stitched the very first panel in honor of his friend marvin feldman. >> the exhibit is open to all travelers and visitors. no boarding pass required. airport officials say it's a chance to educate and inspire. >> it will welcome people to the city that led the way during the aids crisis. >> the exhibit is up through next march. you'll find it in the international terminal before security. it's free to all airport visitors, and i really, highly recommend you take a look at it if you get a chance. all right. we want to turn to meteorologist lisa argen, who is tracking the forecast this weekend. a lot to keep track of. >> yes, zach, you can see this trough that's moving out of the gulf of alaska. a little odd for june. and as a result, the gusty winds have been elevated from santa rosa to half moon bay this morning. it will continue to slide to our east. and that's going to allow for less wind, but still breezy into sunday.

lots of sunshine here from emeryville right now where it is 52 san francisco 51. hayward with mid 50s in redwood city. low 50s half moon bay north winds up to 23 miles an hour. half moon bay and santa rosa has had wind gusts nearly at 30 miles an hour overnight. so with that, temperatures are milder except for the places where the wind is not blowing. where in napa and fairfield, it's been light 46 and 48, and you can see a little bit of haze out there from our east bay hills camera. and there's a look at the current wind conditions 15 miles an hour right now, half moon bay, you can see bodega bay and santa rosa elevated over 20 miles an hour. and our last stop here from the exploratorium camera. the windy pattern. today it takes us into sunday, but it eases somewhat, so that is allowing for elevated fire danger. certainly the upper elevations all around the bay and the first weekend of summer. a lot of sunshine out there, slightly milder into tomorrow. and then as the winds ease, we

get back into a normal pattern. but warmer couple days in the 90s as we begin the workweek. a red flag warning out by the delta here, sassoon and fairfield. anywhere from 30 to 40 mile an hour wind gusts, and that has allowed the relative humidity to drop off below 20%. and as we look at the wind throughout the day today locally, notice 8:00, we're well over 30 miles an hour at the coast, and we'll continue to ramp up inside the bay before noontime over 20 miles an hour, and then stopping this at 5:00 where we could see once again, 50 mile an hour wind gusts yesterday, 57 mile an hour wind gusts at the coast. so 20 to 30 miles an hour inside the bay today. so pretty gusty out there. if you're headed out for a bike ride. upper elevations mount tam mount diablo the eastern santa clara hills is where we see that elevated fire danger in the yellows here, where the upper elevations don't have a chance to recover overnight. with that relative

humidity increase that the marine layer gives us. so this is why those areas are particularly dry. and as we look at the giants game today, throughout the next several hours into the afternoon upper 60s. but really look at the winds will continue to ramp up over 25 miles an hour right on through the three 4:00 hour. so by that time, the game will be wrapping up elsewhere around the bay. a little bit warmer is only in the 70s. yesterday in our inland valleys, about 80 today in concord. but still you have that wind, 75 in napa, upper 60s peninsula, with those low 70s returning for the south bay and the accuweather seven day forecast we're looking at. still windy, but not as windy for your sunday 70s and 80s. and then look at monday. we've got some 90s inland, but as we get through the middle of the week, temperatures really stabilizing for some comfortable reading 70s around the bay, 80s inland with the low clouds and fog returning. zach. >> lisa. thank you. billions of passwords are exposed in a record breaking data breach.

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>> you're watching abc seven mornings live. >> and a very good morning to you. thanks for being with us this half hour. let's get a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. it is awfully bright out there and sunny as we take you to santa cruz right now, where we're in the mid 50s, those winds will be up to 24 miles an hour. but isn't that a nice view? 74 for a high there, 52 downtown and at the coast, where winds are elevated from half moon bay to santa rosa, right now 54, in san jose. and for mount tam, we do have a little bit of fog, but otherwise those 40s where the winds are

calm from petaluma to napa, 50 in livermore. so with all that wind, it says it's milder from novato to santa rosa. but it's windy and you can see from 28 miles an hour. novato over 20 at in santa rosa. and they'll continue to build those winds. right now it looks calm from our sutro tower camera. plenty of sunshine, the breezy winds 60s and 70s by noontime, and then by the afternoon back into the 70s and 80s. but elevated fire danger. and those winds gusting to 50 miles an hour at our coastline. zach. >> hundreds of people gathered last night outside the federal building in san francisco to protest the iran-israel conflict. this group here 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 overnight. iran's foreign minister says it would be very dangerous for everyone if the u.s. gets involved. president trump is now clashing with his director of national intelligence on iran and its

potential nuclear bomb. the president says he'll decide on possible military action within the next two weeks. abc news reporter dave packer with the latest developments. >> president trump breaking with his top intelligence official on iran's nuclear program. >> 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 first strikes against iran, gabbard released 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. growing increasingly impatient. president trump signaling 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 him. >> he's standing by his timeline of two weeks as he weighs

possible military action against iran, but the president insisting it won't 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 is the fighting continues between israel and iran. a video circulating online showing an iranian missile slamming into israel's port city of haifa. more than 30 people injured. and in the southern city of beersheba, a missile heavily damaging a daycare center and israel still pounding iran, hitting missile sites and more nuclear facilities. the u.s. military now insists some american diplomats leave israel, and the state department is looking into reporting that americans attempting to leave iran are being detained. dave packer, abc news, new york. >> california's challenge of the trump administration's military deployment in los angeles returned to a federal courtroom in san francisco, u.s. district court judge charles breyer asked lawyers from both sides to submit briefs by noon on monday, telling him what he should do next. that's in light of an

appeals court ruling thursday night that president trump acted within his authority when he ordered thousands of national guard troops to los angeles to protect federal buildings and federal agents carrying out immigration raids. >> the trump administration came into court and said, we don't think you have the power to review what we're doing at all. and the ninth circuit rejected that pretty, pretty soundly and said, no, we do have jurisdiction. there's some precedent for that. and we think it makes sense. >> the professor also points out the trump administration could pull the national guard troops out at any time, because the tensions are decreasing in los angeles. he does not think the court cases would go away as easily, though, because of the precedent this could set for other states. vice president jd vance met with marines in los angeles yesterday during his visit. he accused california governor gavin newsom and los angeles mayor karen bass of endangering the lives of immigrant immigration enforcement officials. >> border patrol officials tell me that they feel like the local government is sicking violent

mobs on them when they go out to the community to enforce the nation's immigration laws. can you imagine what it's like to be a federal official doing your job, and have a mob come after you for following orders? >> in response, governor gavin newsom said vance needed to get back on track, urging him to help those affected by january's wildfires. >> that you sit down with the president. united states, in just a couple of days ago suggested that these american citizens may not get the support that other citizens get all across this country in terms of disaster relief. i hope we get that back on track. we're counting on you, mr. vice president. >> the vice president says the marines and national guard will stay in los angeles in case protests escalate. closer to home in the south bay, faith leaders and local officials are calling for solidarity. the gathering for world refugee day at la trinidad cathedral in san jose drew a pretty big crowd last night. their message to immigrants worried about ice

raids. we have your back. the group is demanding due process for people who have been detained. >> so we just want to bring attention to 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. >> santa clara county's allocating more than $8 million for immigration support services, as the region's rapid response network sees a surge in calls. and staying in the south bay, a san jose police officer is in jail 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 young daughter. san jose police tell

us the officer is on administrative leave and the department is cooperating with investigators. all right. we're just a little more than two weeks away from the 4th of july, if you can believe that. in cities across the bay area are preparing for this year's festivities with fire danger top of mind. 4th of july fireworks are not going to be lighting up the sky above almaden lake this year. san jose city officials are canceling the show due to safety. city council member george casey represents the district and says with over 30,000 people last year, that event has just overgrown the venue. also, there was a fire that sparked up on a hillside in. casey said traffic made it difficult for first responders to reach it. >> family friend of ours had to be evacuated and so a lot went into thinking of like, we love fireworks. they're fun, they're great for everybody. but at the same time, there's a lot of recklessness going on when it puts the community in danger. safety is the number one call for us. so we're all about community here.

>> this year. deputy chief james dobson with the san jose fire department, says they'll be using a drone pilot program to enhance enforcement. and meantime, the city is still going to have a sanctioned and free fireworks show across town at lake cunningham. well, a years long effort to digitize the black panther party archive is finally complete. it's a treasure trove of documents, personal letters and photos capturing the party's legacy. this becomes the largest and most comprehensive archive of the black panther party in the world. >> i think the fbi memos struck me the most. when you're looking through these documents that were obtained through the freedom of information act. this is showing the surveillance of several party members, particularly huey, in this case. and so when you think about the fbi's campaign to destroy the black panther party called cointelpro, short for counterintelligence program, you see it in these fbi documents. they were following every single move that the party members made. >> it also has many letters with the public, because the panthers were a hub of information on

politics and community resources. the full collection is on display now at stanford university and online. teenagers test their driving skills at the sonoma raceway. still ahead on abc seven mornings, the program making a comeback after a years long hiatus. but first, disney's pixar leo hits the big screen this weekend. while the cast says there's something for everyone in this new feature film. and here's a live look outside. looking at the golden gate bridge, a beautiful look this morning as the weekend is now underway. lisa argen is

welcome back. if you're still cozy in bed and haven't had a chance to look outside yet, here is one from our exploratorium camera looking out at the bridge. it's a beautiful look out there this morning. looks like it's going to be a nice day for us all. and now playing the latest film from disney and pixar. elio. he is a kid trying to find where he belongs in the universe. it's really a story about loss and about finding

that friend that just gets you, and about what it means to be home. reporter alicia vitarelli, from our sister station in philadelphia, had a chance to chat with the star studded cast about this animated film that is just packed with all the feels. >> it's really happening. >> this is a story about a little boy that is trying to find his place in the world, whether it's here on earth or it's somewhere else. >> elio just lost his parents and he's now living with his aunt olga. voiced by zoe saldana. >> your life isn't up there, elio. >> you need to make friends. >> the newly minted oscar winner brought her three sons to the premiere. >> it's been a year for sure, and i have to say that besides just the inherent gratitude that i feel. >> i am a proud child of immigrant parents. >> and now be a part of a project where i get to watch this project with them. it just makes me incredibly happy. >> as gamora in marvel's guardians of the galaxy. >> oh, please. >> saldana says she loves that

elio is otherworldly. >> and never gets old. i will always find any excuse to get back into space. >> 14 year old yonas kibreab is elio. >> all i ever wanted was to find a place to fit in. >> a grieving kid eager for friends. >> you okay? i'm trying to get abducted by aliens. it's been such a great experience. and it's also so surreal because i've always watched all the pixar movies. and to be a part of one. i'm so proud of myself. >> elio's plan works. >> sort of. leader of earth. >> a few misunderstandings and missteps along the way, but elio gets his wish. >> i had a friend before me. neither up top. >> and the way that we are reminded that we are not alone in this universe, and where it's all rooted. it's just so beautiful. >> it's really thrilling to be a part of something that you know, touches your heart on so many levels. >> i just want to belong somewhere.

>> you kind of grew up with this movie in a way, right? when you think about the last four years of having elio as part of your life. what have you learned from him? >> always be yourself. and also to just, you know, never give up on your dreams. >> it seems like such a sweet movie. i can't wait to see it. and we can all see it now, because elio is now playing in a theater near you. disney is the parent company of pixar animation and abc seven. all right, well, the san francisco giants are showing their support for autism acceptance. the team has put up these locker nameplates in the clubhouse. each one is designed by local nonprofits who all support children and adults with autism. they include the school of imagination, the anova center for education and wings learning center. the giants held a special autism acceptance night at the ballpark last night. partial proceeds from each special event ticket will benefit autism speaks and anova. it's great. let's get a quick check of the conditions outside with lisa. >> all righty. good morning to you. it is very bright out there

for mount tam. the winds though over 35 miles an hour. so upper elevations from the north bay, the east bay, the eastern santa clara hills all have elevated fire risk today due to the gusty winds. we'll talk about how long this will last for the first weekend of summer and the first full week of summer. that forecast coming up. >> lisa thank you. also next cadavers deliver against his former team. the giants take on the red sox this weekend in oracle park. sports like michael, who have taken ozempic®. as touring musicians, my type 2 diabetes could have slowed us down. but i didn't let it. i'm michael from the war & treaty, and this is what my ozempic® era looks like. i'm lowering my a1c. and i lost some weight, too. i also learned some people take ozempic® to lower the risk of major cardiovascular events, like stroke, heart attack, or death. and others take it to lower the risk of worsening chronic kidney disease. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles.

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>> good morning to you. welcome to summer. we have a vigorous trough that continues to dig to the north of us, and that's bringing the elevated fire danger, the gusty winds. and as it moves inland, it will ease some of the wind tomorrow. but it will still be windy for sunday. but today we could see gusts again at 50 miles an hour at the coast. but look how calm it is right now. the golden gate

bridge. you can see the bay water calm their temperatures from the low 50s. half moon bay, where there is wind up to 25 miles an hour. 52 san francisco. low 50s in hayward with 54. in san jose. oakland. good morning to you, 55. and as we look out towards the airport, notice fog free conditions, san bruno, they're 46 petaluma and napa. so certainly chilly there. 48 by the delta with a light southwest wind. mid 50s concord, santa rosa. it's 50 in livermore, so it's been windy all night long for santa rosa. novato has had some pretty good gusts as well as half moon bay. so that continues and out towards santa cruz. 25 mile an hour wind gusts throughout the afternoon. right now it's quiet. it's in the mid 50s, but the windy pattern continues today into tomorrow. and then the fire danger is elevated, particularly in the upper elevations of the north, the east bay hills and down around santa clara, the hills there. so the first weekend of summer it is bright. it will be a little bit warmer tomorrow as we get somewhat less wind, but

as we get into next week, the winds will ease. we'll get back into a regular pattern with low clouds and fog for the morning and evenings, and then warmer temperatures arrive inland. red flag warning here out by the delta fairfield with winds up to 40 miles an hour. the gusts there and the relative humidity dropping anywhere from 15 to 25%. so as you head out towards the valley, there, high fire danger and certainly into the sierra nevada as well. locally, those winds in the next hour or so, over 30 miles an hour at the coast, they're going to pick up inside the bay. so if you're out for a morning bike ride, maybe the morning is a little bit better because they get gustier throughout the afternoon. inside the bay, over 25 miles an hour, you can see santa rosa up to 32, redwood city over 25, and the wind gusts here once again could be upwards of 50 miles an hour from point reyes half moon bay, over 30 miles an hour. so upper elevations, we don't get the relative humidity back through the overnight hours with the

stratus deck. we haven't had it really the past couple of days, and so that's why it's particularly dry over about 1000 2000ft from the north and east bay and also east of san jose here. so that's where the fire danger is at its highest. upper 60s today at the ballpark for the red sox. breezy to windy over 25 mile an hour winds. and back home we've got those low 70s again for you in the south bay. so it's been mild there with mid 70s from san rafael, upper 60s san mateo. it's been in the upper 60s for redwood city as well. the accuweather seven day forecast. a little change there into tomorrow, a few degrees warmer. still breezy though. and then into monday we'll continue that warming trend. less wind and then the next several days. pretty typical of what you'd expect for summer. 70s and 80s around the bay and inland with 60s at the coast. zach. >> summer is here. lisa. wow. thank you. all right. to sports now and dreams of baseball is making a splash in mccovey cove. the giants are looking to even

up their weekend series against the red sox today. san francisco takes on boston at home inside oracle park for game two. first pitch is at 105, and the black and orange acquired slugger rafael devers from the sox a couple of days ago, and that trade shocked the baseball world. but how would he fare against his old team? here's abc seven sports director larry beil with that and more in your morning sports. >> good morning everybody. five days after being traded by the red sox, rafael devers faced his former team last night, the giants opening a weekend series with boston at oracle park. deborah said, hey, he would have played first in boston if the team asked him in spring training, so he had time to prepare. got nasty when he said no, but he's open to playing first as a giant. will clark offering some tips there. bottom two bases loaded, nobody out. you know what's going to happen here. christian koss hits into a double play run scores to make it two zero giants. but that would be a theme. luckily, next batter mike yastrzemski catches a break. comebacker that hunter dobbins knocks down. but that's a base hit rbi. giants built a three nothing lead that would not last. david hamilton off.

hayden birdsong deep to center and he hit it wicked hard. two run shot. now it's a32 game. this was devers best at bat of the night. it came in the third almost almost his first homer as a giant. but that is just warning. track power at oracle park. devers zero for five. bottom four. again the bases are loaded and nobody out for christian koss. and he hits it to another double play run scores. but these are just terribly squandered chances here. top six aidan rafaela breaks a55 tie a solo bomb to center field, six five. red sox boston hit the long balls the giants needed. let's do it one more time. bases loaded for yaz. you can't hit into a double play with two outs. instead, it's the whiff and the giants fall seven five. >> to hoba hoba bola eso pasa con sia. vasco. >> oh, the portuguese call of the pacers. game six win over the thunder. it 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. >> setting up the 20th game seven in nba finals history sunday here on abc seven. home team has won 15 of the last 19 games, seven in the finals. our coverage begins at 430, tip at 5:00, followed by after the game, a funny video posted by kyle and christian hushek where she does the exact same workout as her all pro 40 niners fullback husband. i mean, he probably outweighs her by about 100 pounds, but she's hanging in there on the plank. a little headbutt right there. yes, he is faster, but kristen, excellent job of holding her own. let's get some plyometrics in. that's

a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> thanks to larry now. after a years long hiatus, sonoma raceway is bringing back a popular driving program that takes teen driving to the next level. it's called the teen safe driving program, and it's geared for young people just learning to drive by teaching them skills they're not going to learn in regular driver's ed. so they're learning things. three skills like avoiding how to and how to avoid accidents. that includes aggressive braking, sometimes with a lane change, how to oversteer to regain control during a skid, and how to swerve at a high speed to avoid something. >> if we want to get them more confident driving a car so they can be paying attention to the situation that they're in as much as operating their vehicle. >> it's pretty valuable for everyone to learn, right? the driving program is going to be offered throughout the year, and the students have to have at least a learner's permit and 20 hours of driving experience. >> flows into my.

>> happening today. it's make music day in san jose. the event features more than 100 performances taking place at 37 different venues across the city. music artists from all ages and skill levels were invited to participate, and some of the venues include the san jose museum of art, cunningham lake park, and the cypress

it's 656. if you're just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number one strikes continue between israel and iran overnight. iran's foreign minister says it would be very dangerous for everyone if the u.s. gets involved. number two, p-g-and-e's scaling back planned power shutoffs this weekend. today, shutoffs impact most customers in areas between livermore and tracy and a small part of contra costa county. it's all been in effort to prevent wildfires during high winds and dry conditions. >> number three elevated fire danger here because of the gusty

winds in the upper elevations. so keep that in mind. even though we're not under a red flag. warning winds up to 50 miles an hour at the coast, but plenty of sunshine. >> number four, the trump administration is threatening to withhold more funding from california. this time, it's because of 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. number five some muni riders in san francisco have fewer options. starting today, the san francisco municipal transportation agency is cutting service along five bus lines, consolidating two of them and ending the other three routes along market street. number six juneteenth parades and festivals are happening all across the bay area today. the biggest celebrations actually tomorrow in san francisco. parades going to take place at 11 a.m. down market street, and number seven at town in maine is open to free of charge. dog library dogs and their owners can check out a stick or tennis ball to play with on the local beach. officials say the town's public

works team supplies the items, so there's no need for returns. the end result? happy owners and happy dogs can't be mad about that, right? >> no, that's really cute. i like that. >> it's really sweet. i love it. hey, thanks so much for joining us. i'm zach fuentes along with lisa argen. abc seven news continues at nine. so this is better. that too. dupixent's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. some people felt their asthma symptoms improve in as little as 3 days. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's helps prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor right away of signs of inflamed

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