>> sting like a bee. >>reporter: tonight mohammad ali may be in the toughest fight of his life. 74-year-old former heavying weight boxing champion hospitalized with a wrist pai pairtory infection. paramedic call to the arizona home on tuesday. ali last seen here in april looking frail and drawn. >> they take no chance. they took him in and doctors say he has respiratory issue let's hospitalize him and watch this. >>reporter: his daughter pos posting this photo on facebook and representative release ago statement saying she appreciates the outpouring of love for her family. and she spends quality time with her dad. for the last 30 years he has been afflicted with parkinson's disease. the possible toll of so many blows to the head in the ring. his wife steadfastly by his side spoke of his decline. >> start out more of a care partner but depending on the illness as it progresses you become a care give. >>reporter: in his hometown in kentucky tonight concern from fans. >> set an example for all of to us live by and we pray that he gets better. >>reporter: former champ leonard tweeting prayers and bless goes to my idol. m i friend without question the greatest of all time t.ron clay born abc news new york. >> we have more on this story involving mohammad ail ahead on 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. >> we want to turn to the soaring temperatures here in the bay area t. >> we broke a couple of records today plus we head into a fourth spare the air today. >> we are at pier 15 still quite warm out tonight. >> let check in with the drew on the heat. >> still about 3 week away from the official start of summer. boy did the heat really bring it this afternoon. look at this 5 city from ukiah fairfield did you know to gilroy either met or xreeded 100 degree set several record one in oakland 85 degrees bes besting old record of 81 to the back in 19 9181. sfo 87 degrees. 92 in move it field. elsewhere just hot. snev san rafael. 94 nap a.95 san jose and santa cruz pretty warm in the mid to upper 80's. even throughout right now heat still hanging on with us brentwood just dropped a degree from 90 down to 89. 66 in oakland. at 80 san jose. comfortable 57 in san francisco. right now napa checking in at 71 degrees. along with satellite this little spin of energy right here will bring a nice cool down let you know when it hit and how low we get compared to today and that's the full accu-weather forecast. >> thanks drew. >> now to the race for the white house. this is the last weekend before california primary. all three presidential conditioned dads are campaigning across the golden state. violence broke out at donald trump rally last night in san jose resulting in 4 arrests.trup campaign in redding. >> tonight donald of thug burning the american flag. you know what they are. they are thugs.-tr down the very people who back happened.bs they didn't act quickly enough. this amid concerns about the security at the upcoming republican national convention. trump tonight saying he has supporters of all races standing by him. calling out one man in the crowd. >> look at my african american over here. look at him. are you the great says in do you know what i'm talking abou about. >>reporter: now trump is embroiled in new racially charged controversy. attacking federal june because he's mexican-american. judge the born in indiana and u.s. citizen preside over one of the lawsuits against trump university. >> have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. hater. he's a hater. the judge who happens to be we believe mexican which is great i think that's fine. >>reporter: but trump now says the june mexican background should disqualify him from the case. telling "the new york times"i have a mexican juchblingt he's of mexican heritage. should have reduced hill self. trump calling that a conflict of interest and doubling down on cnn. >> if you say he can't do his job because of his race t.is that not the definition of racism. >> i don't think so at all no. he's proud of his heritage i respect him for that. >> he can't do his job because of that. >> he's proud of his hair table i'm building a wall. this june is giving us unfair rules now i say why. i'm building a wall. okay. it's a wall between mexico not another country. >> he's not from mexico. he's from indiana. >> he's mexican heritage and he's very proud of it. >>reporter: we did speak with a brother of the judge who tells us donald trump is a blow hard when it comes to his brother he's always objective and always follows!cw?háhe lettr of the law. the. late this afternoon bernie sanders took question from the xwleed in berkeley. news conference came after he met with former kl inton secretary of labor and sanders supporter wright. sanders addressed the violence at the donald trump rally in san jose last night. >> i can understand the act i surely can. bigger tree coming from his mouth the insults to the mexican community and latino community and the muslim community and women and african americans and veterans. i understand the anger but we are not going to doe feet trump by throwing egg or getting involved in violence of any kind. >>reporter: dave matthews feeling the burn. sanders will join matthews for free concert monday in san francisco. other performers include fantastic and band fish bone. first come first serve gates open at 3:30 monday limited parking so people are encouraged to take public transit. >> los angeles times endorse hillary clinton today t.san francisco chronicle says it will not endorse any of the presidential candidates. reporter alex michaelson with sister station in los angeles talked with clinton today in a one-on-one interview. >> clinton going all in on california. hillary clinton was 4 event today. bill clinton 4 event of his own in exclusive interview with us i asked the front runner about her differences with bernie sanders. >> obviously we have differences. two big ones than immigration. >> she voted for comprehensive immigration reform in 2007 and sanders voted against it. she supported gun control measures that he didn't. i ask what she learned from sanders success with voters. >> what senator sanders and spores say is look we don't want politic at usual. >> recently though clinton focus more on donald trump yesterday mocking his foreign policy. >> do you think that speech yesterday was a major turning point in the campaign not only in the democratic race but the other all race. >>reporter: good question. i'm probably not the best person to judge. >> i don't want anybody to think he's just a normal republican nominee alex he's not. >>reporter: trump says that's a judge in trump university case is bias against him because of mexican-american heritage. >> make no sense to me. the judge born in indiana a.yes he's of mexican heritage. donald trump apparently is of german heritage. what does that mean? we are all americans. >>reporter: immigration is a key issue for both clinton and trump. what does comprehensive immigration look like though and how do you get the votes in a republican house. >> if we win this election in november which i hope and pray we will that will send a message to the republican party enough with the immigrant bashing. they will have to go through some steps we want them to learn english and pay a finance because they did come here without documentation and we want them to get in line to earn the citizenship. >> clinton announced 4 events in southern california tomorrow before heading for northern california on sunday. reporting from san bernardino, abc 7 news. >> nearly 18 million californians now registered to vote in tuesday election highest total ever,2i.eñçóñai se for a primary election. make sure your vote counts on tuesday polyp from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. if you need a to look up the polling place most counties on line search option. it is possible to get paid time off to vote but only if you have enough time outside working hours to get to the poll. if you already made armingment with your employer any one with nail ballot must make sure item postmarked by tuesday. the ballot can be hand delivered to local election office and they have secured drop box. >> repair on sink hole that shut down the both direction of south of tracy almost done. hole opened up tuesday morning between highway 1 there and 33. state cal-trans says the northbound lanes of 5 expected to open at midnight and south bound lanes expected to open around noon on sunday. much more ahead for you on this friday night at 9:00 coming up. oldest international soccer competition being played outside of south america first time and right in our back yar yard. come out here and talk with the kids and interact with them it's special. >> how east oakland elementary school benefited from the warriors day off. >> will the heat simmer away the weekend plans? the weekend plans? dre our partnership with habitat for humanity at pg&e, we believe solar should be accessible to everyone. allows us to provide the benefits of solar power to the types of customers who need it most. pg&e provided all of the homes here with solar panels. the solar savings can mean a lot, especially for low-income families. with the savings that i am getting from the solar panels, it's going to help me to have a better future for my children. to learn how you can save energy and money with solar, go to pge.com/solar. together, we're building a better california. tonight the u.s. played clump bay in one of the most prominent soccer tournament anywherein the world. >> game was at levi stadium this was one of the early goal goals. it's the first time the game has been held outside of south america. >> levi is one of 10 site in the u.s. for this year game. 100 annual event. many mattress played to sold out stadium. columbia beat the u.s. tonight 2 nil. sports director larry biel more coming up in sports. >> that's the sound of warrior we know in the first game of the nba finals over the cavs. all the action was on 7 last night. game have this brack from basketball. warriors used it as chance to give back to the community and help out a school in the east oakland area. >> we have more on the take the kids will remember forever. >> if he ever leaves the golden state warriors shawn livingston may have a career in engineering. today the 6 foot 7 point guard left a lasting impression on many kids from east oakland pride elementary. >> i'm surely the kids watch the games and they see us on tvs came to open a newrnba care live learn play zone at the school. beautiful out door basketball court was added. nba also refurbished the school library making it a blaze kids expand what they learn in the changes room. >> it's lively. colorful and it really make children i think gravitate to the classroom and do exciting work. >> some of the warriors star players took time from the busy practice schedule to bring joy and exitment to the kids. fba says this is how the warriors leave a lasting legacy for children and families of east oakland. >> middle of the series you have so many players here who want to be part of this. >> being with the warriors is very exciting. >>reporter: nba donated more than 1,000 of the live learn and play space ins oakland, abc 7 news. >> that's what the warriors were doing. what does the coach of the cavaliers do after his team loses game one of the finals. turns out he goes to prison. not that bad. former prison. after practice at oracle arena today lou and cavalier staff members hopped on the ferry to head over to alcatraz. took over as head coach in january. >> this is the home for the nba finals. coverage of gym 2 on sunday starts at 4:00 p.m. for special warriors pre-game edition of 7 news at 5 on channel 7. at 4:30 coverage of game 2 begins on abc 7 with warriors and cavaliers in oakland. tip off 5:00 p.m. if not planning to be at oracle the only place to see game 2 is here. then join larry and mike live from oracle for after the game with analysis from warriors ambassador donald foil. that's all over on channel 7. >> if you are watching us on comcast tonight they have technical difficult you may have noticedism it's not your tv and being worked on so hopefully they will get that sorted out shortly. >> don't fiddle with the tv we'll get it worked out. full accu-weather forecast. >> drew is here with what's ahead for our weekend drew. >> we have to fiddle with the temperatures. we get rid of the 100 degree readings tomorrow. still rather warm inland in the 90's but not as hot as we were today. the what you see a little bit cloud cover along the coast but you do look off to the west and this cloud cover right here a little ripple of energy and will try to kick some of the heat out the next 24 hours. outside we go with a live look from the east bay hills camera. fog working through the golden gate straight and making the presence known in the east bay helping to cool off temperatures. san francisco right now with the 57 and partly cloudy skies in oakland down to 66 degrees after record high today. mountain view 74. san jose morgan hill 80 degrees half moon bay lots of clouds there and temperature in the mid 50's. we have partly to cloudy sky. bay grinl in the background. forecast and other places temperature wise. santa rosa 67 degrees about 71 in napa. 66 in novato right now. fairfield warm at 78. livermore 85 degrees. this is how it looks as you cross the golden gate bridge. we have the fog that is settling in and the fog will expand overnight from the coast into and around the bay. a little cooler into this weekend and average range of temperature really hit us next week. much cooler than we were this week. overnight mild night a lot of 60's inland from antioch and 56 in san francisco 58 oakland, nap a.54 degrees. watch the time stamp. there's the bay and coastal fog early on. the fog will pull back. see a veil of high clouds overhead ncaa tomorrow that's indicative of the storm system well to the north. trying to push the heat out of here so partly cloudy skies. really is in day shaping up and notice some cooler temperatures especially in the south bay. 66 for santa clare. 91 morgan hill. 86 the high in sunnyvale. peninsula tomorrow 85 palo alt alto. 84 redwood city. half machine degrees. downtown san francisco to. right around 72. 65 though. for daly city into the north bay 83. 84 petaluma. 87 sonoma. vallejo up to 82 degrees. into the east bay tomorrow you know we were in the 80's in oak land. tomorrow in the upper 70's. 86 in fremont. about 84 union city richmond up to 78 degrees and inland you don't have the century reading about 93 pleasanton warm in antioch. not as warm as today and 98 along with the warmth and stagnant pattern another spare the air day has been in effect for our saturday. inland east bay likely some poor air quality around there. saturday if you can use public transit car pool bike or walk. take it easy in the hot spots. 7 day forecast. you notice on saturday spare the air in effect. it's hot inland. warm around the bay. not as hot as we were today. temperatures moderate the second half of the weekend on sunday. monday we still call it that summer spread but tuesday this is a day everybody is really going to like especially inlan inland. topping out in the mid 80's. mid 70's lots of 60's on the coast. we kind of hang pattern for wednesday partly cloudy. thursday mild to warm then friday nice and sunny throughout and temperatures more typical this time of the year. so the weekend is graduate cool off but certainly feel the numbers cooling by sunday. >> all right drew thank you. >> just getting some really sad breaking news into the newsroo newsroom. shame. american icon mohammad ali has just passed away we understand. >> yes. >> being treated at a hospital in arizona. >> exactly we heard it late today and just getting the news just sad thing. >> too bad we have more on that ahead here working on more in the sports segment and more on 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. mohammad ali dead apparently at mohammad ali dead apparently at the age of 74 if you have a couple million dollars have lunch with warren buffet. he hosted a power lunch for the past 17 years. annual fundraiser donates millions to san francisco glide foundation. lunch with buffet never cheap. the minimum bid is 25,000 dollars. last year winner paid 2.4 million dollars. bidding begins this sunday and goes through june tenth. >> 82 million dollar warhol painting removed from public viewing at sf after visitor accidentally touched it. painting is known as triple elvis for obvious reasons. museum spokesperson says the visitor tripped and fell brushing the painting with the hand. our hands contain oils that can corrode paint. experts will examine in the painting for damage. in columbia, pebs vain. unique sculpture clock knocked off the wall by 2 overly curious patron. the national watch clock museum up loaded this video to the you tube page as warning to others. couple seen reaching out to see just how the clock works. but then they have to leap forward right there. to try to kaicht after it flips off the wall. yes. according to facebook the clock is doing fine but we node some tlc. >> oh, brother. >> as just mentioned ali has die. more on that coming up next. >> also. sañs> i think people didn't know the whole story. >> tourist who put a baby buy son in the suv are explaining why they did that. but tey say really behind the controversy. >> and the mountain top rescue involving some of america top soldiers. >> another half hour of abc 7 >> another half hour of abc 7 and we begin this half hour with breaking news we have heard here tonight. boxing legend civil rights icon mohammad ali has passed away. hospitalized in phoenix thursday with respiratory issues. family has been by his side for the last few days. >> ali is a 3 time boxing heavy weight champion. he was diagnosed with parkinson's in 1984. he was 74 years old. we will have more on the brea breaking news coming up in sports. >> stand off that lasted for hours in san francisco china town has ended with the suspect in custody. man was holed up for 5 hours in an apartment police say he broke in to near keys alley off pacific avenue in powell stree street. 6 police officers were hurt in the struggle to arrest him. here's vic lee. >> s.w.a.t. team members converge on the 900 block of pacific avenue in china town. to this apartment building. this is an aerial view from sky 7 hd. earlier patrol officers had reresponsibleed to a 911 call from a resident that a burglary was in progress. man was still inside police say the to the apartment unit through the roof. he barricaded himself in the kitchen. he fires a shot. >>here was a shot fired not from an officer it was from the suspect. so now we deal with burglar. >> they retreat with the residents. they rushed over. those adjacent buildings were ordered to leave. others were told to shelter in place. the standoff continued into the fifth hour. crowds gather. >> really shocking. because born and raised in china town here and safe neighborhood. >> then flash bang. s.w.a.t. team rushed into the apartment unit. you can see the suspect running out. into a nail salon next door. officers chased him inside. workers in the salon ran out to safety. suspect would not go down easily. >> once the suspect went inside he violently fought with officers. he was covered in glass. and resisting by biting and spitting at of circumstances police said burglary was not injured but he was put in a gurney transported to the hospital. 6 officers did sustain injurie injuries. >> all non-life threatening injuries but in this incident officers were slashed by the glass and there was blood on blood contact between the suspect blood and officer bloo blood. >>reporter: all ended the way police wanted. no shots fired. vic lee abc 7 news. >> has been two days since the suspect shot two fremont police officers. today we learned one of those officers is doing better. the other remains in critical condition. suspect died early thursday morning after hiding in and out a house. we revisited the house to see how the neighbor is doing. >>reporter: this is what is left of the house on robert avenue in fremont where wednesday suspected gunman holds himself for hours after shooting two police officers. today the restoration crew board it up. neighbors struggle to return to the normal routine. >> it was alike a war zone around here. with the bombs and going off. it was like bomb going off and gunfire. and so just really tired. i was up the whole time. >>reporter: police knock down melissa's fence during the frantic search for the shooter. she's worried the noise scared off the mother of these baby squirrels which she found abandoned in the nest. suspect the here shot off the lock of the neighbor door to enter. luckily they were in the home. >> could have ve easily broken our door down and came into our house and we were there. we have 18 month old baby in the house. so we are just very thankful that he didn't choose our hous house. >>reporter: friends of the cup whole were wrening the now burned down home are raising money to give them a fresh start. hardest part they lost their dog huckleberry in the stand off. his dog house is still in the back. he has lengthy criminal history at the time of the shooting. he was wanted for meth possession and identity theft. house has been boarded up and fenced off but people have been coming by througut the day. somebody left this sign that says blue lives matter. police officer are still being treated at the hospital. in free mont, abc 7 ne. >> stanford public safety officers are now on the look out for man who sneaked into women dorm rooms. twice this morning a woman awoke to find a man lifting the sheets. in both cases they chased the man out. officers have told students to lock the doors and window at night. to mountain training exercise gone wrong. several members of green beret unit out of colorado came down with altitude sicknesses in rocky mountain national park. 11 members of the group were extracted by helicopter it's over 14,000 feet high. now to courtroom in cleveland where the father of a murdered teenager girl look at that. just lunged over a table to in . >>reporter: moments before that fateful encounter the calf appears to be in distress with no cell service father and son load the newborn into the suv and take it to the park ranger. but when the bison was returned to the herd it was rejected and later euthanized. did you think maybe this isn't a good idea. >> when i saw the calf outside shaking i felt that you know this was the right thing to do. i am a farmer from africa. and many times it has happened that the poachers kill the mother and we pick up the fawn and give it to the rangers. >>reporter: if you had to do it all over again how would you react now. >> in yellow stone park we would just leave it because they say let nature take the course. >>reporter: lindsey davis abc news new york. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. update on the forecast. >> and some ideas >> there are lots of fun things to see and do this weekend. >> there are. 7 news morning anchor reggie has some ideas for you. >> the theme of the week art. or perhaps i should say art? in november san francisco police found 44 of these bats with nails coming out of them chained to poles around town. what does it have to do with art this man matthew says he made the bat as artistic statement about fear. confused slash intrigued? his art exhibit b the about the on display now in the haight. if you prefer to make your own art good news for fans of the store nrax. the art supply shop with huge following closed its market street flag ship to bake way for new housing that is going up. now the project isn't actually happening until the fall. so for few months at least this is temporarily open again on market. we are told to expect some major mark downs. finally art for a good cause. >> my heart is in it. >> i love color as you can see. >> i was hoping that it would be a mirror for other people to see the beauty in themselves. >> this is art imitating life. >> would i say so thank you. >> l that is joe jackson. never painted anything in her life until she wandered in to the hospitality house on market street. that non-profit provides art supplies. training and space to assist people who may be economically challenged disabled homeless or otherwise going through some stuff. having an art auction tonight friday to benefit hospitality house if you missed that you they put on show throughout the year where the artist themselves keep the proceed as way to support themselves. >> lock at hospitality house and other events this weekend going to our web site we'll link you to hood line v. a picture perfect weekend. 7 news. if you watch us on cam cast you notice they are having some technical difficulty. i think i was fronz a.friend wrote in said a little frozen there baby. >> technician are working on the problem. so trying to get it all under way. >> moving ahead any way. what is not frozen and that this is the sweltering around the bay area. >> we see the temperatures slowly decline over the weekend so cooler air will filter into the forecast. live doppler 7hd coastal fog and otherwise mainly clear sky as you move in land. around the state of california tomorrow it will remain hot in sacramento 100degrees. what a week in fresno. 114 the high in palm springs. go in a little tight interthe bay area tomorrow an we don't have 100 degree reading on the map. in theness but making progress down back to normal. 98 antioch. 94 tomorrow in concord. 72 in san francisco tomorrow afternoon. about 80 san mateo o. 88 san jose and 96 theigh in livermore. perhaps you head to the coast. beach forecast will start out with morning clouds. afternoon sunshine. comfortable 72 in santa cruz. 64 half moon bay. 66 for ocean beach and bodega bay 68 degrees. 7 day forecast rather hot inland but gradually go down if the temperature department by tuesday. getting back to average around the bay area. couple more day but getting where we need to be by sunday. >> thanks very much drew. >> yes. time to get a check on sports. >> we have had some really tough news here today. >> yes. so sad. man who is known simply as the greatest. mohammad ali has died tonight at the age of 74. we'll look back at his life and career. career. come up >> coming up tonight at 11:00 we follow breaking news the death of boxing legend and american icon mohammad ali. word just came down about 30 minutes ago. we'll take a look back at the incredible legacy ali leaves behind. plus reaction from the bay area's boxing community. >> that's coming up on 7 news >> that's coming up on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. more with larry on this. >> the mohammad ali was bold. brash. he was the greatest. ali passing away at the age of 74 in. at one point probably the most recognized human app on the planet. 3 time heavy weight champion hospitalized in the phoenix area. dealing with respiratory issues and debilitating affect of parkinson's disease for many years. ali brilliant inside and outside the ring and courageou courageous. marsy has more. >>reporter: he called himself the greatest. and told us how pretty he was. and for more than 20 years he backed up his words with his fist. beginning with gold medal at the 1960 summer olympic cassius clay took the boxing world by storm. one of the first big pro fight he brashly predicted upset over heavy weight champion sunnylis ton. >> if you like to lose your him. >>reporter: he won the nights 1964 then he announced his conversion to islam an new name mohammad ali. storm of criticism did not sway him. >> whatever the punishment, whatever the persecution is for standing up for my relimb us beliefs even if it faces machine 51 fire that day i will face it 42 minute after controversial hand ball called and penalty kick. rodriguez buries it. up 2 nil. team usa had their chance to split dm situation. missed off a free kick. u.s. drops opening match 2 ni nil. san jose chris on the u.s. roster didn't play tonight. warriors somehow won nba finals game with curry hitting only 4 of 15 shots. the the bloop kurr drew up but livingston struggled mightily and okc series was just plane mightyless tonight at 20 points warriors win and today the doves return to familiar theme. strength in number make it hard to beat. >> everybody on every roster in the nba is a heck of a basketball player. fun to use a lot of different people and great to see guys emotionallynvolved. >> i think the strength in our team is the numbers. it is the depth. item the come republican and republican and democrate all of us as one. >> all year we have relied on our depth. protect lead like last night fun to see the energy and do what they do. >>reporter: our coverage of game 2 of the nba finals begins on sunday at 4:30 over on abc 7. don't forget after the game at oracle. highlights and live post game interviews. shark made to it first ever stanley cup final and host final game. if they want to have any realistic chance of capturing the cup they better get the first ever cup final win. shark down to the penguins. back at practice today. they could have won either of the first two games. lost game 1 on goal