this is abc 7 mornings. it is great to have you with us on this sunday, june 11th. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen who is tracking live doppler 7. >> chris, that's right. snow in the sierra. interesting weather today as we look at live doppler 7. looks rather normal, right? well, as we go into the north, you'll notice a rotation in the clouds here. the weather system bringing snow to the sierra nevada. 2 to 5 inches possible. to the beach we go. 58 in santa cruz and boy a, cool and breezy day here. 60s san jose and look at this. this is why. you can see the clouds in the mountains. it looks like january but we are looking at temperatures in the 40s for highs in south lake. 61 novato. the winds gusting to 30 miles an hour at the airport. 22 mile an hour gusts from oakland, mountain view, 25 mile an hour gusts for san carlo. your forecast calls for the temperatures to be in the 50s and 60s by noontime and the winds even stronger. the temperatures slightly cooler. could see even an isolated shower or thunderstorm here later on today. i'll give you the probability, talk about your neighborhood weather forecast and look at the warmer seven-day outlook in a few minutes. >> lisa, we'll see you soon. the swim portion of the escape from alcatraz triathalon is canceled due to gusty winds. they con susulted with the sfpd marine division. it started at marina green with biking at 8:30 this morning. 9:02 is our time. a school district in brentwood issued a public apology after a senior who also happens to be a private in the u.s. army was told he couldn't walk during his graduation if he wore his uniform. abc 7 news reporter lisa luge i don't know explains. >> he's no ordinary private first class army reservist. he finished basic training at 17 and this is his high school graduation party. >> thanks for showing up. >> unfortunately, he missed his graduation ceremony at liberty high school. he missed the excitement, the energy, the camaraderie because of this. >> he basically told me this is a graduation ceremony. you're not allowed to wear that uniform. you're supposed to wear a cap and gown. >> school administrators told harley he could borrow a cap and gown. he refused to cover up his uniform and left. >> i was in disbelief. but to see my husband devastated and my son devastated, being told he couldn't wear his uniform was crushing. >> liberty union high school superintendent released this apology. citing state legislation that allows a high schooler who has completed basic training to wear a uniform at graduation. he goes on to say, "no slight was meant to harland, nor the u.s. army. in fact, with a little prior notification, i'm sure that principal walsh and the site administration would have come to this conclusion before the ceremony." that's not true say the fletchers. >> he had spoken to his counselor several times over the weeks leading up to the graduation. she had advised him yes, it's acceptable. >> he plans to pick up his diploma on monday. he hasn't ruled out the possibility of filing a lawsuit against the school district. lisa amin ga liege an, abc 7 news. after a mother and her 3-year-old child were injured by a hit and run driver. it happened sometime between 8:00 and 9:00 in the south and market area between folsom. the mother and the child had been taken to the hospital. there's no word on the extent of their injuries. palo alto police are turning to social media to catch a killer in a case dating back 16 years. on june 10, 2001, someone shot and killed this 21-year-old outside of the now closed q cafe nightclub on alma street. she was celebrating her birthday with friends and family. police say they don't believe she was targeted. but they still don't have a motive. >> in our circle of friends, we don't know anyone who has been murdered. we don't know anyone that's in a gang. >> police have rereleased a video that they hope will result in new leads. they're asking people to share it on social media. we have posted it on our website, abc 7 news.com. 9:05 is the time. we now know the name of a man shot and killed in sunnyvale three days ago. 21-year-old was found dead in a parking lot thursday morning. a second victim was wounded, but they are expected to survive. this is sunnyvale's first homicide this year. a deadly crash involving two motorcycles and a truck closed down all eastbound lanes of 580 in the east bay yesterday afternoon. abc 7 news was at the scene in livermore. a motorcyclist who the chp says was going over 90 miles per hour lost control and rear ended a pickup truck causing another rider to crash. the motorcyclist that collided with the pickup died at the scene while the other was taken to a trauma center. all lanes have since reopened. morgan hill police arrested the man accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a gas station. 27-year-old richard dollar hyde was taken into custody last night. he went into a convenience store and demanded free items. the woman working there told him to leave. but police say he dragged her towards a back storage room. she was able to hit him in the we have new details on the officer-involved shooting in brentwood. you can see the damage done to a home on birchwood drive friday night. a car hit the home. at some point at least one officer opened fire on the two men inside that car. one man was shot in the hip, a neighbor heard several gunshots. >> he was on the ground yelling, i'm hit, i'm hit. he was cussing and swearing at himself. >> another suspect suffered a facial injury. no officers were hurt. the brentwood police department and the contra costa district attorney's office are now investigating. time now is 9:07. as a church in the east bay, a call for shots fired turned into a hate crime investigation. abc 7 news was in san leandro where police say a man fired shots into a statue at a church yesterday afternoon. police say responding officers struggled with him before forcibly removing his gun and taking him into custody. police haven't said what prompted them to classify it as a hate crime. investigators are looking into the cause of a grassfire about a mile east of the oakland international airport. the fire broke out near 98th avenue and empire road a little after 9:00 last night. while the lot is mostly empty, multiple campers and trailers were set on fire. fire crews had to request additional support and battled the flames for 45 minutes before getting it under control. dub nation is hoping for a championship win during game 5 of the finals in oakland tomorrow. both the warriors and the cavs arrived back in the bay area yesterday. abc 7 news reporter lonni rivera spoke with the warriors fans who aren't deterred by friday's loss. >> the warriors are back in the bay and the chance for championship history is still within reach. >> it would be a historic moment that the bay area would be super proud of. >> the dubs have a chance to wrap things up on their home court, something that's never happened in warriors history. >> it's always great to win the championship game, but in your home arena, in front of your home fans, especially since they're going to be moving to frisco in a couple of years. >> 2015's win on the road was memorable. the stain from 2016's defeat from the cavs lingers. a victory at home this year would be squeet. >> sweet. >> it would be awesome to come back from last year and win it this year, that would be great. >> in downtown san francisco, the cavs arrived with ear plugs in and serious faces. >> i think they were expecting the crowd to be more harsh than it was. they're here to handle business. >> he and his friend. >> it's not easy rooting for cleveland when you're from oakland. but this fan believes the cavs have a shot. >> they just came out. didn't want to lose. didn't want their season to end. you can't go against lebron. >> on a different note, this warriors fan has a message for lebron james. >> i hope he has a good night, enjoys the city and monday night on the plane back home. >> they have the fans behind them, play a little defense and cut down on turnovers. >> that's the advice he offers the dubs in game 5 of the nba finals. in san francisco, lonnie river ar, abc -- -- it starts tomorrow at 5:30 here on abc 7. right before the game, join abc 7's larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 preview brought to you by jeep. larry and mike will be live tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. construction on the b.a.r.t. tracks leading to and from oracle should be done in time for game 5 tomorrow. this weekend, b.a.r.t. crews are rebuilding the trackway between the lake merit and fruitvale stations. no trains are running between those stations and lake merritt station is closed. a bus bridge will connect the passages. this will be the last weekend for the work which began in april. b.a.r.t. says to expect 20 to 40-minute delays. 9:11 is the time. okay, snow up in the sierra, cool temperatures here in the bay area. did we mention that it's june? >> yes. always trying to equalize itself. because of that sort of interesting blend, we could see some showers around here. so things not lining up. you're right. 60 in concord right now. 55 in san francisco. wind gusts already close to 40 miles an hour miles an hour along the coast. nowhere to go but up after this. that's next. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, remembering adam west. what his batm co-stars are sayig about their dear friend. how nationwide rallies against islamic law led to dueling protests and a look at one gather [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. 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>> oh, yes. absolutely. >> i lost my son mark on 9/11. on every other issue i'm a liberal. but when it comes to the imposition of sharia law to -- on american soil, i'm very much against it. >> across the honking traffic were many who interpreted the message from a different angle. >> i think it's very clear what they're saying is based on a lack of knowledge about islam and about sharia. >> 120 bay area civil rights and faith groups organized this counter protest from 11:00 to 3:00. it came from san francisco to santa cruz. >> it's amazing to see so many people come up in the name of unity as opposed to standing against one religious tradition. >> sign-toting activists periodically walked across the street to infiltrate the other side for a while. but police kept them on the sidewalks and off the lanes of traffic. >> it's completely peaceful here. >> others felt harassed. >> just walking around the bay yar with the hat in general, it's like a target on my back. >> this ideological showdown ended peacefully and santa clara, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. hundreds of people also gathered in roseville yesterday. three groups held demonstrations. one calling themselves anti-sharia law. a counter protest group calling them anti-fascist and a third for unity. >> showing my support for the muslim community and to say we're glad you're here, we want you here. >> at least one person was arrested in connection with the protests. although it is unclear which group that individual belonged to. legendary actor adam west, the man who played batman in the 1960s television series has died. west played the caped crusader for 120 episodes on abc. he is widely known for being the original tv batman. reporter melissa mcbride from our sister station in l.a. takes a look back at the life of adam west. >> batman! >> for only three seasons adam west was batman on the hit tv series in the late 1960s. but it was the role he would be known for throughout his decades-long career. just two weeks ago he signed autographs with burt ward who played his side kick robin on the show. >> 75% of my time on this planet has been working with adam west. >> ward said west seemed to be in good health. the passing of his good friend was unexpected. they were good friends on and off the set. >> when we would get together and people would see us together, they start laughing. i wouldn't -- what's wrong? my shirt? why are people laughing at us? there was some chemistry, some magic that -- from the very day that we met. >> west continued acting and doing voiceover work. over the years he made time for is devoted fans.e made time for julie new march who spoke with us by phone played cat woman on the show. >> he was so adored and so kind and generous to people. always there with them. >> fans of the caped crusader paid tribute to him at his star on the walk of fame. west had an upcoming autograph signing tour and ward says it won't be the same without batman at his side. >> he will always be in my heart. i can hear his voice as sure as i'm speaking to you. and i just have a feeling that our connection was so great that somehow i'm going to hear his voice and if i do, i'm going to pass it on to every adoring fan. because he would want it that way. >> melissa mcbride for abc 7 news. time now is 9:19. it was the perfect day for a parade and this one kicked off opening day at the san mateo county fair yesterday. groups were invited to celebrate the fair's 80th year. the music group smashmouth will perform. they're the headliner. the fair will be open through june 18th at the san mateo county fairgrounds. good morning to you. here's a look at live doppler 7 where i'm not picking up much right here. wait until i widen the perspective. boy, we have interesting weather to talk about. this upper level low going blossom here as it descends from the north. it's going to track over the sierra nevada. right now, 39 degrees at blue canyon and this is snow. june 11th and snow in carson city. also further down to south lake and kirkwood. bear valley. already snowing on top of mt. rose. no accumulation yet. but it's slushy on the roadways. so that's why the national weather service has issued a winter weather advisory through tomorrow morning. we're talking about slick roads, big camping season here. what's impacted here is interstate 80. highway 50 with winter driving and 5 to 10 inches of snow. about 5500 feet. wild weather. we have a picture in a moment. right now, look still on top of mt. tam. we've had winds very gusty. they'll continue throughout the day today. 20 to 30 mile an hour gusts, anywhere from 1500 feet to 2500 feet. 55 in san francisco. 60 san jose and mountain view and half moon bay at 57 degrees. wind gusts anywhere from 30 to 37 miles an hour at sfo. no delays reported yet. you can see the shaking camera. by the delta, winds haven't been too strong. but we are looking at breezy winds for concord and livermore and finally, the sierra nevada. doesn't it look like january? yes, with the foreboding clouds and the winter weather advisory. temperatures in the 30s. look for breezy and cool day here locally with a chance much showers. maybe an isolated thunderstorm through the sacramento valley. becomes more likely sunny and cool tomorrow. we'll begin our warming trend on tuesday as temperatures gradually warm up. we're getting hot as we approach the beginning much summer. the summer solstice. a week from tuesday at 9:24 p.m. so wind gusts right now, sfo 30 miles an hour. the san carlos airport and the coast. this is what's going on all day long. that system has a ride over to the north of us and as it does, the wind will continue from the coast 30 to 40 miles an hour and this is at 10:00 the next couple of hours. throughout the afternoon, doesn't let up. in fact, it increases. we will be looking at an interesting day. already looking at the cumulus clouds building over the higher elevations. with that, you'll notice that we could see a few showers. so not out of the question. the diablo range, the santa cruz mountains. keep that in mind if you're headed out today. highs in the south bay, cooler than yesterday. talking 630s san jose, santa clara. gusty winds along the coast downtown. just about 60. 69 santa rosa. east bay, oakland 64. fremont, warmer. you head inland, going to be about 68 in san ramon. wow, for june. the accuweather seven-day forecast. you download our accuweather app and you can track the warmup and maybe the showers if they're in your neighborhood today. but that will be it. after that, we're looking at weather more reflective of the season, which will be turning into summer in about eight days. >> as for this weekend, northern california, reallyseeing a little bit of everything in the weather department. >> kind of neat. >> lisa, thank you. just ahead, don't mess with mama bear. see what happens when a more people are choosing nissan. ♪ ♪ it's america's best sales event at nissan the fastest-growing auto brand in the u.s.a. take on every day get 0% for up to 72 months on 13 models. ♪ with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. welcome back everyone. the oakland raiders held a clinic for high school students and their coaches. >> hut. >> as you can see in this video from the raiders, the kids ran through some drills and got tips from the pros on the same practice field that the team uses. they also learned about the importance of proper technique, work ethic and nutrition from raiders defensive coordinator ken norton new raider and taka lum marshawn lynch made an appearance at the event as did two of of the draft picks in the incoming rookie class. check out what a mother bear will do to protect her car. a security camera shows us what happened. mother bear and her baby were rummaging through food at chris mcdonald's garbage at his home. suddenly a coyote appears. mama bear keeps her cub close thwarting the coyote's effort. the must-have apple item of the week is extremely low tech. take a look at this. a pair of vintage apple sneakers from the 1990s are now up for auction. the sneakers were made exclusively for apple employees. you can see they featured the company's old rambo colored logo. this is a size 9.5. opening bid is $15,000. the bidding ends today. still to come on abc 7 mornings, a missouri man is freed from prison after finding his doppelganger. what else they shared besides looking alike. lightning m ♪ ♪ ♪ [ ominous music playing ]] ah! ah! ah! [ children laughing ] wooo! yea! have a despicably delicious breakfast with these special edition jars of nutella. good morning east bay. let get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're starting this half hour with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> we're going to show you a nice shot from santa cruz where it looks beautiful. breezy with temperatures in the 60s for highs and locally, we are looking at some very gusty winds and temperatures that are pretty much still in the 50s except for that mountain view in san jose at 50 degrees. 61 in oakland i should say. look at the camera shaking here. you can see the golden gate bridge. it's going to be a very windy afternoon. 59 santa rosa and napa with 60 in concord and temperatures anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees below average with winds up to 23 mile an hour gust this is novato and about 22 mile an hour wind gust this is mountain view. it's going to be a brisk day. winter weather advisory for the sierra nevada. you're looking at that scene right now where snow, not sticking to the ground yet. but we could see accumulation. back home, chance of showers, upper 50s to near 70 today. we'll detail the forecast for you today coming up. >> lisa, thank you. the president's embattled attorney general agreed to testify next week about russia's connection to the white house and the firing of the fbi director. this amid fallout over the former director's explosive testimony. abc news reporter mary bruce has more. >> with the president and the former fbi director locked in a he said/he said -- >> those were lies, plain and simple. >> and some of the things that he said weren't true. >> the russia investigation is bringing new scrutiny to the attorney general, jeff sessions. >> we need to make america great again. >> sessions was the first senator to ep dors candidate trump. in march citing the campaign ties sessions recused himself from overseeing the russia investigation. >> i should not be involved in investigating a campaign. >> but james comey hinted there was more to it. >> we also were aware of facts that i can't discuss in an open setting. that would make his continued engagement in a russia-related investigation problematic. >> a big new wrinkle today. comey's suggestion that there are untold stories about why jeff sessions decided to recuse himselfment. >> investigators are looking at this event, trump's first major foreign policy address at a d.c. hotel last year. >> it's time to shake the rust off america's foreign policy. >> that's the russian ambassador, sergey kislyak being shown to the first row and jeff sessions. >> investigators want to know if hey had any interaction at thid that he and kislyak had two other encounters after initially denying any contact. >> what we have is a pattern of contacts with the russian by flynn, by sessions, by kushner. secret and then concealed. >> mary bruce, abc news, washington. democratic senator dianne feinstein is calling on the head of the senate judiciary committee to question attorney general jeff sessions and any issues related to obstruction of justice. she appeared this morning cnn's state of the union. >> i believe that the judiciary committee has the oversight responsibility for the justice department. therefore, it is fitting for the attorney general to appear there. and sessions ought to come back before the judiciary committee. >> feinstein says the judiciary committee is the place to go because the senate intelligence committee is not made up of lawyers. she says if answers are to come from obstruction of just disfrom president trump and with james comey, it should come from the judiciary committee. president trump is expected to reveal his new policy with cuba this week. officials say it could reverse changes made under former president obama's opening with the island. that may include restricting business with the cuban military and u.s. travel that resembles tourism. a person familiar with te plan says president trump will announce the policy this friday during a speech in miami. the white house says the timing of that has not been finalized. new this morning, police in new jersey are investigating a massive house explosion that left a man in critical condition. that man is in the hospital being treated for second-degree burns, but he is expected to survive. authorities believe a gas eggs explosion caused the blast that also damaged a neighboring home. nearly 2,000 customers were without power after the explosion. but power has since been restored. time now is 9:34. a missouri man in prison for nearly 17 years for robbery has been released after his supporters found another man who they say is his doppelganger. richard jones on the right is now a free man. the man on the left has the same first name but is known as ricky. an investigation found that there was no evidence linking jones to the 1999 crime when attorneys showed the two pictures of the men to the victim, that victim was unable to tell them apart. jones was released last week. happening today, los angeles will end its pride celebrations with the resist march. the march will replace the annual pride parade. organizers say the resist march was inspired by the women's marches that took place after president trump's inauguration. thousands of people are expected to participate in today's march. it started at 9:00 this morning at hollywood and highland in los angeles. over in washington, d.c., capital pride celebrations are happening all weekend. there will be a street festival and concert today headlinedly miley cyrus. thousands of people lined the streets of the city to wacht pride parade. this is the 42nd year of pride celebrations in the nation's capital. happening today, the bay area will celebrate pride month in san jose with the equality march and the unity and pride rally. organizers say the two events give the community a chance to come together and show support for the inclusion of diverse backgrounds. the march starts at 11:00 this morning at san jose city hall and the rally starts at 1:00 this afternoon at plaza decesar chav chavez. cars 3 is about to drive into theaters across the country. first, the stars made a pit stop at the world premiere in anaheim last night. here's reporter george pin ak yoe from our sister station in los angeles. >> lightning mckeen is back for a new adventure. his odometer suggests he has miles on him now. >> now i'm like the grizzled veteran. i'm brett favre trying to hang on but still brett favre did pretty great his last year. >> i love coming back to this world and telling new stories. for cars 3, we wanted to get a deep emotional story of lightning mcqueen later in his career and him becoming a mentor. >> the new kid is cruz ramirez, voiced by crystalla alonzo. it was inspired by her own life. >> it's weird to see this character that was crafted around you. i love it. i never thought i would end up being part of a pixar movie. >> i am so excite thad i get to train you. >> also new to the cars world, hotshot racer jackson storm, voiced by army hammer. >> the next generation of high tech racer. >> it's a good looking car. i saw the full size version of it. i was like, i want one of those. >> also along for the ride, a couple of familiar tv faces. >> let's hope i can lock them in as fans now. so when i'm much older and rile, really need the work there's a fan base who is ready to spend monday n on my tickets. >> i watched this film with my daughter and mother. it's three generations of women in my family. any movie that can please a single digit human and a woman in her 70s is such a miracle. >> cars 3 drives into theaters nationwide on june 16th. in anaheim, george pennacchio for abc news. young kids who want to be the next steph curry are getting high tech help. still ahead, the smart basketball and how it's revolutionizing the sport. time now is 9:38. here's a live look outside with the exploratorium camera this morning. you can see the ferry building and the wind is a factor. lisa argen will have your full accuweather forecast coming up on abc 7 mornings. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. more people are choosing nissan. ♪ ♪ it's america's best sales event at nissan the fastest-growing auto brand in the u.s.a. take on every day get 0% for up to 72 months on 13 models. ♪ welcome back. walnut creek residents looking to beat the heat this summer have another option. they're renovated lar ki swim center held a grand opening complete with raffles, food trucks and synchronized swimming. starting today it will be open for swimming as well as lessons, school trips and rentals. the swim center will certainly come in handy whenever the temperatures hit the 90s, which could happen in the east bay next weekend. >> even by friday we could see about 96. a staggering temperature swing from where you are today in our east bay valleys, which is just about 68 degrees in livermore to where you will be by the end of the workweek. 62 right now in san ramon. wild temperature swings and also snow in the mountains. we'll cover it all in a few minutes. lisa, thank you. also ahead in sports, lots of talking back and forth between the warriors and the cavs. why draymond green believes his team will close you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. in sports, the warriors will return to practice today as they get ready for game 5 of the nba finals. tomorrow night, golden state will try to win their second nba title in three years. history this morning in paris, rafael nadal won his record tenth french open title. he defeated stan wawrinka. in straight sets. the 31-year-old rolled through the clay court major without losing a single set. the a's will try to gain a split of their four-game series against the rays. the giants will try to avoid being swept by the twins. first pitch at 1:05 p.m. at at&t park. yesterday the a's and rays split a rare doubleheader. here's anthony flores with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> while the a's and the rays were beyond working overtime, it was more like a marathon. they spent more than seven hours for a rare scheduled doub doublehead doubleheader. he pitched six innings striking out ten, including his former catcher, derrick norris. gray he ends up with a no decision. oakland trailed 5-4 in the ninth inning. ryon healy doubles to left. raj a davis, come on down. that ties the game at 5-5. we go to extra innings. bottom 10. evan longoria with a base hit. the 8th career walk-off hit. the rays take game one. 6-5 is the final. game 2 of the double dip. he left the game in second with an injury. called up because of the doubleheader. immediately gives up a solo blast to josh -- first hit in in game one, gets his first rbi in game 2 with the bunt that stops on the line for a fair ball. that made it 3-1 a's. oakland tax on three more runs in the seventh. but healy and pinder go yard. healy with 14th. pinder with his 8 pt. the a's win 7-2 to split the doubleheader. the giants hosting the twins. great day to be chilling on the water. first inning, brandon belt at the dish. he belts it up and out of the yard. it's the 73rd splash home run in giants history. his 11th of the season. 1-0 g men. jeff saah marja. >> fifth inning, two outs, one on for brandon dozier who hits his tenth of the season. samardzija -- drops it 2-8 in the season. the twins win it 3-2. >> sure he made a couple mistakes. but three runs, six innings, you know, we only get two today. we've talked about the need to score, you know, four runs. >> takes one guy to get going to kind of follow in line. and it becomes contagious. we seem to keep going at it. we need to be -- better ourselves. we can win games 2-1. >> with hustle, determination and his chatter, draymond green is the heartbeat of the warriors. he's also helping to inspire the cavaliers during this nba final series. after following behind 3-0, the cavs had a record shooting performance from behind the arc to win game 4. the cavs say they were motivated by the noise coming from green and the dubs about wanting to pop open the bubbly on their home court. >> we see everything. i'd be sitting up here lying saying i didn't see it. but i relish in the challenge, i know my teammates do as well. now we're in the finals and everything is pinpointed. definitely heard the >> we'll bounce back. we didn't expect them to come out and lay down. they did what we thought they would do. i can't foresee them coming to oracle hitting 24 threes. have a great sunday everyone. espn and abc's coverage of the game 5 will be on abc 7. right before the game, join larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show brought to you by jeep. larry and mike will be live tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good sunday morning. a bit of a calm shot from mt. tam. the winds have been quite gusty the past few days. they'll continue to gust to 30 and 40 miles an hour above 15, 1800 feet. keep that in mind today. the coolest, windiest day. temperatures 5 to 15 degrees below average. but the narrative to this is telling a story. check out concord. your average high is about 81 this time of year. just 69 today. could see an isolated shower. but look what happens. look how quickly we rebound into the 80s by the middle of the week and then it looks like, yeah, we'll be toasty in our inland valleys mid-90s. check out what's going on here from roof camera. boy, the wind is just whipping. we are looking at the wind gusts in the mountains. would you believe, up to 70 miles an hour up at 55 or 6,000 feet. this is what i want to show you. this is june and we're looking at unseasonably cool and strong what we call upper level low moving to the south and east. it's bringing cold air, gusty winds and snow from lake tahoe, from reno, all the way through yosemite. the deal is, it's beginning to stick on the colder metal surfaces but the warm roads, no. not going to happen. the strong june sun. by tonight, when the temperatures cool, some of it could stick to the ground, a couple of inches. on a banner year like we've had, not unusual to see a little bit of snow every three to five years in the sierra nevada. it has been a wild snow year locally, in fact for all of california. winter weather advisory until 5:00 tomorrow. 5 to 10 inches in the greater lake tahoe area. this is the west slope. highway 50 impacted. there's folks up there camping. so my goodness. who would have thought? santa cruz, people at the beach. 55 in san francisco. the winds not a factor yet, but it will continue to gust throughout the day today. san jose and mountain view, half moon bay 57. a shaky camera tower camera. the breeze toy gusty winds. santa rosa, napa, 50s. you're beginning to see the cumulus clouds developing. so from the sierra nevada, some snow being reported around mt. rose and a little bit of slush on the roadways from time to time. later on today, it will be a wild day in the mountains. breezy and cool, chance of showers. the temps gradually warm throughout the week ahead. wind gusts from the peninsula, 30 miles an hour. it's going to be a very windy day today all around the bay. breezy, about 20, 25 mile an hour winds. you'll notice at the coast, near 40 miles an hour. so hour-by-hour forecasts, we've got the green representing perhaps some showers and the key to this, with the precip is that it's going to happen -- or could happen anywhere throughout the bay area. on through 11:00. that's interesting. highs today around the bay, as i said, 5 to 15 degrees below average. mid-60s in the south bay looking at the peninsula in the lower 60s downtown. 60 degrees. accuweather app, you'll notice that the temperatures in week are really going to be quite dramatic. swings from the low 60s. upper 60s inland today and the gusty winds behind us in the next few days. but at at&t park, it will be windy at 60 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecasts. we're featuring the warmup each and every day. but today, wow, probably not what you were expecting for june 11th. so stay tuned. we'll continue to warm it up and it will feel like summer pretty soon. >> keep the jacket on stand by. >> lisa, thank you. >> if you're been watching the nba finals on abc 7, you've seen great basketball. if you look closely, you also saw something else. ball handling. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom has more on the smart basketball that will teach you to dribble like the pros. >> it seems like steph curry can shoot from anywhere and get nothing but net. what he does before the shot is just as impressive. >> you can't go anywhere. you can't create any type of separation of space between yourself an the defender if you can't handle the basketball. >> that's why when britney moore, she begins every workout with ball handling. now she has high tech help from a smart basketball called dribble off. >> the benefit is you're able to train and work on your ball handling skills outside of the time you're with me. >> normal crossover frs one hand to the other. >> from simple dribbling, the app takes players through daily practice routines with constant feedback. >> keep working, keep working. >> if that meter isn't in the green area, you kind of push yourself to want to get it there. >> part of what makes it unusual is there's nothing unusual about it. no batteries, all the magic happens on your phone. >> this ball itself, we specially designed it to be tracked using your smartphone camera. the pattern on the surface of what's otherwise a nice basketball. one you can shoot with and use in a game. making a game out of what's otherwise a boring part of practice. it really shines. >> just use the app to do the practice you're already doing. it will be more fun -- >> you're an a-plus student. >> got to be the best. >> he was an a-plus student too. he wasn't the athlete in the family. >> my brother was ten times better than me at sports. mark was always playing sports and i built robots that played sports. >> it's fitting that they founded dribble up together and eric's skills are already improving. in oakland, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. someone in california is here are the winning numbers from last night's $447 million powerball drawing. 20, 26, 32, 38, 58 and the powerball number 3. a ticket sold at at liquor store in sun city in riverside county matched all six numbers. the business will get a $1 million for selling the ticket. lottery officials haven't identified the winner yet. the soonest they can claim the prize is tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. things i would do with that money. are we going to get lucky with the forecast? >> we will. how about that in the future. today, it's really chilly out there. the winds gusty. 60 in the city today. 70 in concord. could see an isolated shower or thunderstorm. the accuweather seven-day forecast features the cool air today. tomorrow, the unstable air and then look how we warm up. it's just wild how weil be in the low to mid-90s next weekend. >> good to know, lisa. thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. for carolyn tyler, i'm chris r,r nigh w nguyen alongside lisa argen. make it a great day everybody. 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