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signatures and the petitions will be sent directly to the state department asking the government to do more to help. in san francisco, lisa amin gulezian. today they may find out san jose ace unprecedented layoffs of firefighters may be reversed. there is major announcement that will detail cuts in wages and gifsz e benefits. it begin last week as part to close a budget shortfall. city leader say they concessions that amount to 10% from all of the unions. they will find the offer from firefighters and reaction from city leaders tonight at 5:00. >> firefighters in southern california they expect full containment by tomorrow on a major fire that broke out on thursday. they continue to fight the crown

fire north of people palmdale. it's more than 80% contained. all evacuations orders have been lifted. the fire destroyed one house and three mobile homes. cause is under investigation but they suggested someone that were using a hammer on a tire rim may have started it from a spark. >> police busted a bock fighting event. amy hollyfield was there when deputies lined them up. >> the cockfight was happening along busy american canyon road but it was perfectly hidden behind a hill. someone called police and told them what was going on. >> we found approximately 65 to 80 gentlemen and participating in an active cockfight in a

makeshift arena. >> when the crowd saw the officers they took off in a hurry. police were ready. >> we had assistance from california highway patrol and both air units, helicopter and fixed wing. >> a total of 34 men were arrested, some on the run, the rest inside. they were cited and released. >> as they left the property no one wanted to comment. many of them shielded their faces when they saw our camera. landowner was hauled away in the back after police car. inside they found 50 live roosters and two dead ones. felony charges are still possible including animal cruelty. >> any time you are dealing with animal cruelty i think it's a sensitive subject i think with almost area. i know that we take that serious. >> the landowner is in jail and he is not cooperating with

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investigation of charles rangel. he faces 13 different ethics charges. >> now to the wedding, chelsea clinton and marc mezvinsky god married last night. despite coverage, there were a few surprises. >> at last the veil of secrecy lifted. chelsea clinton is now all grown up. she was stung in our gown designed by vera wang. chelsea wanted it on her own terms without paparazzi. she slimmed down more than 15 pounds. mother of the bride beamed. around 7:30 was official the

couple had tied the knot. in an e-mail, they said today we watched with great pride and overwhelming emotion as they wed in a beautiful ceremony. we could not have asked for a more perfect day to celebrate their life together. the interfaith ceremony had elements from jewish and christian tradition. as far as who was there to witness it all. majority of the guests were 20 and 30 somethings friends of the bride and groom, but vernon jordan, madeline albright, ted danson and his wife. the entire team is all of the lift. jeff lathan coming from a hotel in paris, these are big ticket players. >> we did still don't know how

much the wedding cost, the bride and groom looked like more than a million bucks. >> so far no word on where the couple plans to honeymoon. so the secrecy continues after the ceremony. >> she looks happy. >> and frapces is here to take a look at the weather. >> especially in san francisco we have low cloud ceilings and transamerica building. we will see some parts of clearing in the interior valleys. i'll have the forecast coming up. >> and new curfew is imposed in ocean beach. we'll tell you about that. the camera phone?

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning everybody. we are looking live camera on mount tamalpais. you see the fog and you see the sunshine. we'll have more on what is coming in. >> starting tomorrow the fires at ocean beach must be out by 11:00 at night. park department on issued a statement they want to make a clean and safe experience for

the public. they are concerned about vandalism and it willer and public drunkenness and hope the curfew will cut back on that. ocean beach itself remains open 24 hours a day. >> we're going to be need them all the time around beach. >> summertime means fog and that is what we'll have this morning. there is quite a spread and marine layer is retreating back to the coast. here is a live shot of the morning clouds from emeryville out to san francisco. in fact there could be possible flight delays at sfo due to the low clouds. in contrast, we have another live shot for you. it's very blue, just a great place to be. you can see how the sun is breaking through in the east bay parts of the east bay and the valleys are definitely sunny

already. temperatures are breaking into the 60s. in fact if you are heading out the door, here is what you can expect. 65 in antioch. 61 in concord. we've got 60s in mountain view and los gatos but still pretty cool in san francisco where the marine layer has deepened a bit. now it's about 2,000 feet. it's 57 degrees in san jose. you'll find fog in santa rosa as well as in watsonville, 54 for pretty much everyone in in monterey right now. morning low clouds will clear back to the coast by lunch time. then we'll see a lot of afternoon sunshine except by the beach. everyone inland still cool by the beach and then unfortunately we're going to be cooler than average all weekend. that is a relief for some and some people are ready for the warmup. here is a look at the water vapor image. upper levels of the atmosphere, counterclockwise flow with an

area of low pressure, that helps to increase the onshore flow but probably going to stay with us all week. closer look at the forecast model shows the fog pulling back to the coast. it's still going to stick around the golden gate and i just updated the models. the fog is going to stick around with a deeper marine layer. parts of the north bay and peninsula and coast, that is where you'll continue to see clouds. in san jose, pretty mild and comfortable, 79 your high expected. 75 in sunnyvale. look for 70s, mid-70s through redwood city, palo alto and mountain view. then pacifica, cool at 58. notice in san francisco, we've got a little bit of a spread, right along the beach, 59 and warmer in the downtown areas, 62 degrees. still be cool if you are heading to the giants game later on

tonight. some upper 70s through petaluma and mid-70s around napa. 63 in richmond and we'll see some 70s through union city and castro valley. we're seeing some sunshine, a lot of it in the interior valleys. that where we see low to mid-80s and 88 one of the warmer spots in antioch. mid-80s in watsonville. i've been talking about the temperatures cooler than average. here is what i mean. we're running about 3-10 degrees cooler than average. for the rest of the week we can expect minor changes, but still overall a little cooler than average until possibly next weekend. still on the cool side. >> thanks a lot. >> efforts to permanently close

the damaged oil well in the gulf of mexico could begin this week as bp starts winding down cleanup efforts but some wonder if the oil giant is too optimistic. they are popping up, the oil booms with federal officials declaring the threat of oil coming ashore has passed. boom is disappearing, that does not please this person. >> every time when we come in from fishing there is almost oil by the boat. >> this week the waters were reopened. a craber is still working for bp looking for oil. >> you got oil? >> yes. >> like so many here, they worry there is a rush to say that the water is clean. >> i think everybody is going back fishing and more is going to pop up and shut everything

down. >> real fear is that with the oil gone from the surface, it would lippinger below. this weekend was the 82nd annual blessing of the fishing fleet in st. bernard parish. >> i think we have turned a corner but we have a long way to go. >> nagging fear that the nation will lose interest before the disaster is really over. coming up, chp releases surveillance video of an n.b.a. star's 120 mile-an-hour free way stint. it was more than a memorial joy ride

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visit remax.com today. the n.b.a.'s rookie of the year has lost his driver's license for a month after leading highway patrol officers on a chase in sacramento. >> the chp provided this video shot from one of its planes showing a car driven by evans on memorial day weekend. they say he reached speeds 125 miles an hour on interstate 80. he finally was stopped after getting off the freeway. he was forced out of the

mercedes at gunpoint. it suggests that he may have been racing another car. evans must also perform 80 hours of community service. >> traditional night market returned to chinatown for the first time in three years. they pulled the funding because a convicted gang leader was appointed to run the event. shrimp boy served time for racketeering. he says he since reformed but they put the past behind it and celebrated. >> it's not just for bringing people to chinatown but the residents and families and people here to make it a living and vibrant place. >> the event is now being funded by the chinatown neighborhood association and be run by the united health care workers union. it runs through october 9th. >> next, a.c. drivers and

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nearly three dozen people face legal trouble after napa county sheriff's deputies found an illegal cockfight. when law men arrived the spectators scattered. american canyon police cited and released everyone they caught except for the landowner, he went to jail and may face felony

animal cruelty charges. >> any time you are dealing with animal cruelty, it's a pretty sensitive subject in almost any area. >> police say they found 60 live roosters along with two dead ones where it took place. >> firefighters in southern california say they expect full containment by tomorrow on a major wildfire that broke out last thursday. crews continued to fight the crown fire on the ground and from the air in the community of palmdale. right now the wildfire is more than 80% contained. aural evacuation orders have been lifted and buildings are no longer threatened. the cause of the fire is under investigation, but it appears someone using a hammer to remove a tire room may have produced a spark that started the fire on a very windy day. >> today we find out san jose's

unprecedented layoff of firefighters may be reversed. they are detailing new proposal in an effort to get 49 firefighters reinstated. the layoffs begin last week as part of citywide cut backs to close $118 million budget shortfall. city leaders say they want skeajsz and 10% savings from all the unions today. a nonprofit group is hoping to do what the city of vallejo cannot do, serve three of the city's four police dogs. they are holding a fund-raiser this weekend. >> we have self-service pet washes in just about every one of our stores, this weekend for a purchase of a token will be donated to the police canine fund. >> some of the money will go to

buy bulletproof vests and oxygen masks for police dogs. they are hoping to raise $100,000. more than a dozen barrier police departments have applied for some of those funds. >> 80 oakland police officers that lost their jobs are getting help from the community. they are donating special frozen dinner boxes for each of the lady off officers families. they were laid off earlier this month as a way to help them balance to the city's deficit. >> oakland homeowners will be asked not once but twice to raise their homeowner taxes. they want increase teacher pay lyanne melendez has more. >> oakland teachers are the lowest paid in alameda county. average salary is $54,000. the school district teachers deserve a raise but budget cuts have taken away that

possibility. so both the districts and teachers are now turning to homeowners. >> the parcel tax would sunshine after ten years. it's $195 per parcel tax with an exemption for low income residents. >> that is roughly 53 cents day. it would fund a 6% salary increase for teachers. >> we have a high number of teachers leaving because of low salaries. in order to keep the good teachers that we have here, we need to invest by supporting this measure. >> on monday, the city council voted to put a $360 parcel tax on the ballot to rehire and police officers. it's called the dollar a day parcel tax. putting two parcel taxes on the november ballot is ununfor the city. >> there was communication between the city hall and city council and board of education

but ultimately we're at time of critical need. >> they admit it's hard economic times but the decision to put on the ballot was made after a survey found that oakland voters would support this parcel tax. >> the is voters we talked to it won't be an easy sell. >> everything is going on the homeowner and the homeowner is paying for it. >> voting for both would be difficult for me at this point. >> lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >> a dispute between bus drivers and management won't be solved before tomorrow and riders are wondering if their buses will run today. the union asked a judge to intervene. heather ishimaru explains what the judge had to say. >> a.c. bus drivers and mechanics have been working on an composed contract. lawyers were asking a judge to

lift that contract and put things back as they were before the 18th. lawyers for a.c. transit were there, too, arguing their side but the judge said she'll decide monday at the earliest. drivers say they'll continue to work. >> we said we were going to work. we're working, we're working. my members, are we working? >> a key legal question, whether either side broken the rules when the contract expired with no deal both sides agreed for arbitration with certain rules in the meantime,. >> the rules are that we don't strike and that the district don't impose. we have not gone on strike and we are not on sickout but the district has imposed. >> we are saying in the courtroom is how does the district get away saying that the union can't strike but at the same time it can impose.

>> but a.c. transit saying they are have organizing sickout. >> there are disruptions every day because 20% of the drivers aren't coming to work. the judge is breaking their promise and riders of a.c. transit. >> as a result of it, we're not a part of conflict. we use the services and we have places to get and things to do. they are talking about shutting down service on the weekend, that would be horrible. i'm in the process of looking for a job, would it complicate it that much further. >> heather ishimaru, "abc 7 news." >> that labor dispute may be part of the reason why bart is seeing a jump in ridership. there are now about 4500 more bart riders per weekend. another change occurred on july 1st at the bay bridge, where congestion pricing begin forcing

commuters to pay higher tolls. park is not willing to say that is craving more people onto their trains. >> just a twitter celebrates 20 billionth tweet, they went off line this morning. hundred million users couldn't say what they were up to. twitter went off line starting 11:00 last night and maintenance was expected to last five hours. a tokyo design sent out the 20 billionth tweet, considering the first tweet went out in july of 2006. it took five months to hit 10 billion tweets. the risk takers who invest in silicon valley start-ups have pulled back. venture capitalists have been the driving force for the success of bay area tech firms

but a new study shows that money has been drying up. it could prolong the economic downturn. here is david louie. >> this is silicon valley networking, start-ups in searching of money and venture capitalists with cash to invest. a new study at the university of san francisco says there has been a big drop in confidence. >> it takes longer and longer to this point. it hurts the business model. revenue model of a venture capital firm. >> just because confidence has dropped doesn't mean that they aren't putting down serious money. start-ups last quarter still managed to attract $6.5 billion in vc funding. >> the firms are bargain

hunting. they expect to invest about $150 million in start-ups. >> it takes legs capital to start a company today. so venture capital is only couple millions dollars. >> this was the hotbed of risk, right? now we're not. we're not the leader in the world in risk taking. >> is it holding back the u.s. economy? >> it's definitely, it's holding back the recovery, it's holding back the recovery and real estate market. >> still, they say caution is best strategy. >> it's about whatever the long term value is going to be. frapces is here to talk about the forecast and yesterday it was a fantastic day for

stinson beach. i was there. >> it might take that while today. i'll have the forecast model. here is a live look at clouds lingering over parts of the peninsula and along the coast. i'll have the seven-day forecast coming up. >> also ahead, we'll show you scenes from flooding in china.ñú

in case you are wondering what $5.5 billion looks like, there it is. bay bridge. just three years we should have the bridge reopened for traffic. >> suspension tower for the eastern span is now in place, milestone in the bridge construction project was on wednesday when the centerpiece will rise 520 feet above the bay. more from heather ishimaru. >> moving 1200 tons takes time. it took three hours at dawn to lift the tower piece into a vertical position and then the rest of the day to lift and lower night the foundation. this is only the first section of one leg of the tower. there will be four legs made up

of five pieces each. this shows how they will stack one on top of the other, topping 525 feet bo of the bay. it will hold a single cable connects into the road bed and circles the bridge and reconnects into the tower. >> as beautiful as this remarkable tower will be, and it, indeed, will be beautiful the critical factor is our emergency preparedness. >> the strips mark where beams will connect. a key seismic safety feature. >> in a massive earthquake, these legs can be move independent of each other. we can unbolt them and rebolt new ones in after an earthquake. at a ceremony marking the installation, they reflected on the history of it. mayor ron dellums was a child when it opened in 1937. when the bay bridge first opened

up, they allowed people to walk on the bridge for a nickel or a dime and my folks told me they carried me as a tiny kid onto that bridge. >> mayor gavin newsom says there was a time when he thought the bridge was never going to be built. >> the earthquake was 1989 and 20 years later and a number of years being completed. by point is not to rain on the party but to acknowledge this. >> the 1989 quake was the loma prieta and the bay area has been awaiting for a safe bridge ever since. it should be here in 2013. people in north eastern china continue to clean up after some of the worst flooding in ten years. one man sifted through mud inside his home trying to find

family treasures. one town wound up several feet of water after a dam burst. >> frances joins us talking about a marine layer. >> the clouds' long the coast. it will be another cool day for parts of the bay. we'll go outside and show you a couple live shots. you see the low clouds and fog there. that is where temperatures are going to be cooler all day and in contrast, here is another live shot from mount tam. this time we're starting to see some of the marine layer retreat back to the ocean and in interior locations, there will be a lot of sunshine and we'll see the warmest temperatures. if you are heading outside the door. here is a look at the numbers. it's already 65 in antioch and 65 in fairfield and concord and 62 in mountain view. check out half moon bay, 54 for you. san francisco 53 and san rafael,

reporting fog at 52 degrees. you can expect another cool morning with the low clouds and afternoon sun mainly by lunchtime. warm inland, cool along the coast. looks like yesterday and we're still going to be cooler than average all week. take a look at what is going on with water vapor satellite imagery. this is an area of low pressure that is helping drive the flow and bringing the cooler temperatures and low clouds. here is how it breaks out throughout the day. by lunchtime, you notice everything gets back but back to the coast is still hanging on in parts of the san mateo coast and parts of the north bay. even stinson beach might not see sun. then with the deeper marine layer and then sunshine for everybody else with 60s and 70s around the bay. check out temperatures in san jose, 79 your high for today.

milpitas, 75 and 80 in saratoga. should be comfortable and pleasant day in san mateo. help in redwood city. sunset district in and daily sit clouds sticking around all day. mid to upper 70s through napa and sonoma and petaluma. novato is 77. the cool spot will be richmond at 63. of you in berkeley, 74 in union city. 72 in hercules. normally we see 90s in the interior valleys but the most part we're going to be in the low to mid-80s. 82 in walnut creek and dublin, look for 85 in pleasant pleasanton and livermore at 86 degrees. here is another look farther south.

watsonville had fog this morning. partly cloudy conditions through santa cruz and monterey, we'll be 64 in monterey but morgan hill and gilroy, pretty mild at 85 degrees and 86 in gilroy. if you are heading to the game as a lot of folks, they did change the game time. it's now 5:0 a. bring a jacket as it will be partly cloudy and it will start off at 61 degrees. so here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast, not much change. a little bit of a groundhog day kind of effect. pretty much all week. slight dip in temperatures tuesday and wednesday. i want to say slightly warmer for next weekend but cooler than average. >> when you say slightly warmer, two degrees? >> maybe two degrees as opposed to five to nine degrees are

right now. >> san francisco giants have added to more pitchers. how about the come behind victory over the dodgers. >> good morning. baseball trade deadline came and went and giants didn't get the big bat they added much needed bull person relief. they picked up lopez from pittsburgh. they also got ramirez from boston. good old-fashioned pitchers duel zito matched him zero for zero up to the 6. one mistake in the seventh. solo blast. dodgers go up 1-0. stays that way to bottom of eighth and 3-2 count. the hero, see ya! game winner and giants come back with a 2-1 victory.

before yesterday's game, san francisco honored former greats on the wall of fame outside at&t park. wall of fame recognizes giants who played at least nine seasons with san francisco or five seasons with one all-star appearance. as for estes having his young sons was special. >> for them to share and see my plaque and know the father actually did something other than golf, watch horse racing or take them to school. [ laughter ] >> that may be the heiy of the day. thank you for your support. >> while the giants were bye yesterday and second time in 13 years, oakland did not make a move on the trading deadline. >> braden on the bump, looking to even the series.

finds a hole on the right side. 1-0 oakland. later in the frame, two outs, a single to right. two more score. a's go up 4-0 and they weren't done. in the third, kevin smoked one to center, well over the 400 foot mark. it's 5-0. for the first too time, braden wins consecutive starts giving up just two runs and striking out 5. 6-2 the final. >> let's serve them up. down at stanford, first up is sharapova. first set and her opponent takes the first set but sharapova wakes up. massive forehand return. she is goes up 1-love. later in the set, big serve and

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we now know who won last night's $14 million jackpot, no one and winner is nobody. nobody picked all six so the jackpot goes to $16 million for wednesday's game. >> grateful dead fans will come together today in san francisco to celebrate jerry day in mclaren park. today would have been his 68th birthday. he died in 1995. fegs activities begin at noon at mcclaren lairn park. how about one last look at the forecast. >> if you are heading to that event or anywhere in san francisco, i think you'll need a coat today. it's still cloudy right now but

later on you'll see a sunshine with a high of 62 in san francisco. 68 in oakland, 79 in san jose and one of the warmest spots in antioch at 88. 75 in napa. farther south, mid-80s through morgan hill and gilroy but clouds will stick around the coast, 68 in santa cruz and 64 in monterey. if you like yesterday, you like today, pretty much all week, minor fluctuations may be next weekend but still a little below average. >> thanks for joining us. check out www.abc7.com and have a great sunday.