fisher said she was surprised and saddened that mark hurd lost his job over this, adding that was never her intention. >> alan: the bodies of ten volunteers, including six americans, were flown back to kabul. the medical missionaries were killed thursday in a taliban ambush on their way back from treating afghans in the ontario -- northeast part of the country. we have this report. >> they gathered at the first presbyterian church in new york to mourn and honor the man who spent the last 36 years in afghanistan helping the sick and injured. >> we're traumatized by these events. we're going through a whole gamut of emotions. >> reporter: dr. tom little what an optometrist working with the international assistance mission in kabul. he and his team members were returning from an eye clinic when they came under attack. his widow is preparing to good

to afghanistan for his funeral. >> he gave his life. the best years of his life. to bring medical care to afghan people. and he will be buried in the christian cemetery right there in kabul. >> reporter: the bullet riddled bodied of dr. little and nine other members of the medical team were flown to kabul sunday. the taliban claimed responsibility for the massacre, accusing the medical workers of spying and trying to convert muslims to christianity. just government officials strongly deny the charges. >> these were selfless volunteers who devoted themselves to providing free and much-needed health care to afghans in the most remote and difficult parts of your country. >> reporter: abc news. >> carolyn: this killings have created fear and concern among local medical aid workers. if the talibans planning to

execute anyone traveling with a faith-based organization it could mean much less care for the afghan people. >> i'm not religious but i went with a faith-based organization because nobody else was there. >> reporter: he is a local pediatrician who taught daughters in kabul in 2007. he was with a christian aid group but states that didn't they were there to preach. >> regardless of where the money came from or who we are, the medical care we're delivering is no strings attached. >> reporter: he acknowledges it's a nongovernmental organizations and religious grounds have stepped up to provide various types of aid to a country lacking governmental resources, especially in the north, because the taliban claimed they were preparing christianity they were killed. >> not only am i sad about the ten aid workers who were killed but i'm thinking of hundreds of local afghanistans who were on waiting lists for surgery who

aren't going to get their operations. >> when they created. >> he is the president of cal state east bay and was born and raised in afghanistan. he says if the tag ban say they killed the workers because the quran says so, they purposely misinterpreted the book to incite emotions. >> they will trying to make it a religious event. >> they both agree that these attacks may have a chilling effect on aid to afghanistan, especially by faith-based organizations. he says the grounds are already spend 35g% of their budgets on security. >> i think certainly it is going to affect aid, bought -- because if for nothing else, many of those organizations have to spend more and more of their resources for security. >> alan: this tuesday marks the one year anniversary of the disappearance of six-year-old

sonny campbell. a nonprofit called citizens for the lost society is planning a week of events to draw attention the case and others like it. today the group opened its new headquarters in san leandro. during the investigation, his pottser father told police he left the boy near a back door of this shoe store where his fiancee worked. >> we know he is out there somewhere and he needs to be found. and there's two people out there that know what happened to him and it's time they told the truth. >> alan: the group will hold a village jill really on tuesday, and plans to meet with the district attorney to discuss possible develops in the case. his foster parents were arrest, but prosecutors never filed murder charges citing a lack of evidence. crews are planning to begin drilling tomorrow morning on the fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel. crews will be drilling on both

ends of the tunnel along highway 24. the $400 million project is expected to be completed in three to four years. >> carolyn: b.p. says pressure tests on the blown oil well show the cement seal is solidly in place. now crews are focused on driving the relief well, but there's stale lot of work to be done. >> reporter: report with the permanent cap in place and nomer daily images of leaking oil, the obama administration hopes to shot i hasn't lost sight of the enormous cleanup and recovery effort that remains. >> it is a catastrophe, a catastrophe for the people of the gulf and requires our attention. >> reporter: what more needs to be done and more cleanup. the government says 25% of the nearly five million barrels of spilled oil remains. independent scientists say there's as much 350s% left. then they're this issue of helping the seafood industry. many people think gulf seafood is unsafe.

we caught up with shoppers a thousand miles from louisiana in washington, dc last week. most said they wouldn't buy seafood if they were certain it came from the gulf. >> i just wouldn't trust it, honestly. >> seafood isn't the gulf's only industry needing to recover. president obama's moratorium on deep-water drilling has put thousands of people out of work. minority leader john boehner said there's enough safety practices in place to lift the ban. >> there clearly was live -- mistake made with regard to this well but we're risking 100,000 jobs in the gulf because of the moratorium. >> and the vital tourism history has taken a hit. president obama plans to do his part, taking his family to florida next week for a vacation. abc news, the white house. >> carolyn: a new field poll reveals marijuana is already

deeply woven into society in california. this news as voters plan to decide in november whether to legalize the drug for recreational use. the poll showed 42% of adults say they use marijuana to relieve pain or treat a medical condition. 39% were recreational users. 60% said the drug helps them to sleep or relax. 24 says it stimulatescraft different. and 47% of voters said they used marijuana at least once. >> alan: basketball, anyone? how the president spent his sunday. >> carolyn: small plane lands upside down. the couple inside walks away unhurt. >> leigh: it has been another kind of fall-like day across the bay area, with low clouds and fog, mist and drizzle. any 90s in the forecast? i think so.

>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> carolyn: first lady michelle obama and daughter sasha wrapped if thunder visit to spain, enjoying a lunch with the royal couple. they greedded the obamas at the front of their residence. the king gave mrs. obama some seeds for the white house garden. after lunch, the obama party ruined -- returned to the u.s.

and president obama enjoyed his dream birthday weekend. he played basketball with nba all-stars including lebron james and others. they entertained troops. i guess we don't get to actually see them playing basketball, just arriving there to do so. >> alan: we have video of that. we'll show that to you tonight. a close call at an airport in alaska. an eagle got sucked into the engine of an alaska airlines jet as the aircraft was taking off. causing the flying to be aborted. no one was hurt. in vermont, a culp crash-landed their small plane the pilot says he lost power just after takeoff. he tried to glide the plane in for a landing but the landing gary collapsed and the plane flipped on its roof.

the couple walked away unhurt. >> carolyn: no ruling whether a federal judge will lift a stay and allow same-sex couples to marry. >> alan: we may finally get some warmer weather this week. leigh glaser coming up. >> mike: a bit of nfl rookie hazing that takes it to a new level with one ugly haircut. speaking of ugly, tiger woods, worst four rounds of oprah: we decided to do what we do best and that is a show about and with everyday people. this show always allows people to understand the power they have to change their own lives. if there is one thread running through each show we do, it is the message that you are not alone. (announcer) you have dreams for your children.

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rights and we hope the judge decides to allow his decision to go forward. >> carolyn: opponents of same-sex marriage want the stay to remain in place until the appeals process is complete. this case will likely go the supreme court. it's a process that is expected to take several years. >> alan: san francisco is ready to start expanding the number of bicycle lanes in the city. just three days after a court gave its blessing. the work is expected to begin tomorrow on a plan to double the number of bike lanes in the city. these will be the first new lanes in four years. now, there had been a moratorium on any new lanes until an environmental review could be completed. >> carolyn: there's been some stormy weather in lake tahoe. >> alan: leigh is their tell us about that. >> leigh: haas hour we had all kinds of lightning strikes. things have been dying down but you can see the squall line

moving over the lake. you can get a sense of what i'm talking about here. definitely the thunderstorms making their way across the lake. incline village, heavenly village, moderate rain, nickel-size hail, and now this activity moving towards the truckee area. everything starting to die gown a little -- die down a little bit. the heating of the die winding down, so in the next few hours the thunderstorms will dissipate. around he it's been low clouds and fog in the bay area. if you if you were at the beaches, why were you? the night weather was inland. inland, antioch, 78. enjoyed temperatures in the low 80s. the low clouds and fog, mist and drizzle will be with us around the coast and bay tonight.

it will be very slow to burn off tomorrow morning. it will be a cool day tomorrow. we will look four some partial clearing inland. the good news is we're going to get into a weather pattern change friday, saturday, and sunday. overnight tonight, low clouds and fog move inland. overnight temperatures, 52 for santa rosa. san francisco, 52. 53 for livermore. the culprit today has been this diving area of low pressure. it just started to move inland and that's helped to increase the low clouds and fog and mist and drizzle there. tomorrow and monday and tuesday we have this secondary system. this will keep us cool, and then after that moves through, it looks like higher pressure with move in. tomorrow morning, low clouds and fog will slowly start to burn back to the coast around nooktime or -- noontime. here's a look at some selected cities for you.

south bay, san jose, 74. morning overcast, afternoon sunshine. sunnyvale, 72. overcast, mist and drizzle at the beaches. pacifica, 56. palo alto, 71, san francisco will reach 60 degrees tomorrow. in the north bay, 71 for petaluma. napa, 73, afternoon sunshine. berkeley, 65. westerly winds through the day. newark, 68. inland, walnut creek, 73. 75 concord. these temperatures well below where we should be this time of year. and 74 for more -- morgan hill. the next few days, cooler, and then friday, saturday, and sunday, return to some 90s inland with temperatures near 80 around the bay. >> carolyn: near normal. >> leigh: well, a little below but better. >> alan: on to shu. giants having some problems on the road.

>> mike: the braves showed the giants are not playoff contenders just yet. it was hot and muggy, 90 degrees in atl. uribe, blistering shot scores burrell. bottom frame, braves answer. ross borrows pace from sanchez's fast ball. it's gone. two-run shot. 2-1 atlanta. derek lowe took command. two runs, five hits in 5 third third third innings. then the braves get out the tomahawk. infant day with the solo shot. giants lose 6-#, -- 6-3. oakland is going a different direction. they take two out of three from the rangers. these young a's are a scrappy group, and cahill led the charge. they're a major league best 26-11 in day games. cahill gave up two runs in eight. rangers strike first in the 6th. josh hamilton, bloops one to

left. el obvious -- elvis andrus scores, coco crisp lines one. now tied at 2. a's up 32-with a sac fly in the ninth. the a's win it 3-2. well, like all golfers, tiger woods has finally hit a slump. today at the firestone course in house, where he has won feign times, tiger shot a final round 77, 18-over par for the event. his highest score ever in professional golf. tiger couldn't do anything right this week, and today was no different. on the par-4 3rd. pulls his putt. bogeys. another par putt on 10. this time he pushes it. 25 holes of bogey or worse this week. even the gallery wasn't safe. tiger hits a fan in the face on the par-3 15th. the fan gets a glove, handshake,

and a bump on his head. tiger shoots a final round 77. finishes 18-over. afterwards he was asked, are you having any fun? >> absolutely not. shooting 18-over par is not fun. i don't see how it can be fun. especially since hi -- my handicap is supposed to be zero. >> mike: phil mickelson could end tiger's number one with a fourth place or better. he shot a 78, tied for 46th. kenny perry shows tiger how it's done. approach on the par-4 6th. nothing but net for a eagle. kenny turns 50 in two days. hunts are mahan wins his second of the year. five birdies on the front. shoots a 6-under 64, finishes 12 under, and secures a spot for himself on the ryder cup team. nascar, watkins glen course, one pablo month montoya takes

the checkered flag, holding off kurt busch to win his second career race. the other one was at infinon, so we can assume that montoya loves the road courses. >> rookie hazing is part of becoming a member of your respective nfl team. i remember my rookie year, having to sing your college identifying song at dinner, and if you refused, you were thrown in a sewer pond behind the cafeteria. i spent a lot of time in the pond. tim tebow is now friar tim. the rookie bonus baby quarterback had his head shaved for this friar tuck look, and he can't even shave his head to get red of -- rid of the look. he is a religious man. his parents are missionaries. if i was tim, i would keep that helmet on as often as possible. speaking of the nfl. cowboys and bengals tonight.

football from here on out until february. we see you at 11:00. can you imagine walking around with that haircut? >> alan: if that would have gotten you to sing at the song? >> mike: i didn't know the song. that was the problem. but i feel for tim. >> alan: that's brutal. >> carolyn: the romance of the summer moversrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrss

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>> carolyn: "the other guys"

took the top spot at the box office. inception took in more than $18 million this weekend for second. and in the other new movie opening nationwide this weekend, the dance sequel, stepup 3-d came in third place. >> alan: that's it for abc-7 at 6:00. >> carolyn: thanks for joining us. captioned by closed captioning services inc. "@wwwwwww"@"@"@@@gggcccccccccccc

>> tony: this week "at the movies" -- what happens when a couple of desk jockeys start packing heat? >> michael: will ferrell and mark wahlberg answer that question in the new comedy "the other guys". >> we need your cooperation. >> run! >> michael: also i coming up this week -- >> welcome to my house. check this out. the biggest battle ever. >> tony: michael and i conduct a verbal dance-off with our review of "step up 3d". >> yeah. luke wilson sexes up the internet in "middle men." >> we'll make a little money. >> tony: plus, dance on screen is not easy to pull off. we talk about the best and the worst in our "over/under" segment. >> i want to back up, and then you come in. >> got it. >> now!