good morning. a shootings in east palo alto overnight has taken the life after two-month-old boy. police say his parents were leaving a baby shower when two men in the early 20s approached them and opened fire. those parents were also hit but the injuries are described as non life-threatening. they drove away from the scene to make it to a hospital and got as far as downtown palo alto where the car stopped on

university avenue. oakland police are investigating the shooting of three men this morning, near 12th street and webster. victims were found at several locations in the areas between civic center and lake merritt. one is in critical condition and other is in stable condition. so far no arrests. >> still some rain in the forecast, but nothing but blue skies are heading our way. here is lisa argen. >> from sutro camera, golden gate park and a few peeks of sun, but to the north, pretty heavy clouds and pretty heavy rain falling in napa moving from up vallejo to american canyon. santa rosa, rohnert park, yountville, coming federal court south, it will be rotating back to the west as the area of low pressure still spinning rainbands toward the bay area today. north bay will be getting wet.

dry on the peninsula but this low still has to pass through the bay area. inch and a half of rain in oakland, san francisco an inch. we won't be seeing any records, maybe a couple of hundredths, a lot of sunshine, warmer temperatures headed our way. full forecast in a few minutes. >> the unusually wet june weather comes as many outdoor events are planned around the barrier. tomas ramon set out to see if that is keeping anybody away. >> tracy hood was still loading jerky into a truck. despite the early rain. >> it was kind of tough. a lot of people didn't want to come. if they were walking in the overhangs but about 11:00, 12:00 it was awesome. >> the union street fair attracted a terrific crowd.

vendors and outdoor seating was quickly taken up. >> it could be a lot worse. there are tornadoes everywhere. so a little rain won't hurt. >> the contra costa fair in antioch were in their elements. people that braved the rain got just as muddy. it was ironically a barbecue contest. what is a fair without a set of tasty ribs? >> we have been doing this rain or shine. >> in walnut creek, the art and wine festival. last year the temperatures here topped 80 degrees. mary is the chair of the festival committee. >> we're hoping that the rain will let up and it will be beautiful weekend. >> no one is happier to see the

better weather and gain went on but the giants lost. >> it's dry and more rain is expected. if you are planning on attending any events today. be sure and check the weather at 52. -- at abc7news.com. >> members of the san francisco firefighter department are devastated of a second death who died yesterday morning. they died from injuries after going into a burning diamond heights home last thursday. lisa argen was at the hospital. >> slowly and silently, the firefighter was wheeled to an awaiting van. the silence broken by the rain. >> i just want to say he --

>> the pain hung the air outside san francisco general hospital. it became a gathering spots for the hopeful. family and friends had been there around the clock since thursday. >> to think about life without him right now. i don't know. it seems like he is still here. i can't quite process he has actually passed. >> he and the lieutenant were rushed to the hospital after the two were found unresponsive inside the burning house in diamond heights. a sudden blast knocked them down. perez died late thursday. >> it's particularly difficult. you are mourning the loss and then have to another one from the same fire is challenging. >> today for the first time, the doctors gave details about the uphill battle the 53-year-old faced including he was in cardiac arrest the moment he arrived at san francisco

general. >> from the injuries he had from the initial blast, smoke inhalation, fact he had really bad lung injury that was precipitated by what happened on the scene, we try to do everything we can. >> in the end it wasn't enough. on this day, the firefighters' two families, and they broke down and immediate family 40-hour fight to survive was over. >> abc7 has learned the fire department and the families have agreed to have a joint funeral for both tony and vincent perez on friday at st. mary's cathedral. san francisco mayor ed lee lee was among those that rushed to the hospital to support the family. he expressed his appreciation for the dedication and sacrifice. >> i would just like to

officially thank vincent perez and tony for their wonderful service to our city. for all the residents of this great city. >> the san francisco chief says they are reviewing on what happened and if policys might need to change, a flashover kills them when items in a super heated area rita ignition temperatures and a ball of flames erupts. there are currently two investigations one by the san francisco fire department and the other by a task force. atf and san francisco fire police department and the district attorney's office. in santa clara county, sheriff's deputies are trying to learn more about human remains in yuba canyon. they discovered the remains in a shallow dry ditch on friday while doing trail maintenance work.

coroner's office is trying to determine the age and gender of the person. >> pg&e wants customers to know it will be conducting more pressure testing on gas pipelines in san jose and newark. pressure testing is scheduled to begin in san jose as well as newark on cedar boulevard. pg&e says customers in these areas received letters explaining the tests. they were postponed so the utility can get the word out of b possible service diszblupgsz why intelligence officials say they have struck another blow to al-qaeda. and great debate, democrats and republicans battled with 14 million unemployed americans ca we share. shop from anywhere. and are always connected. we live in a social world.

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leader. he had $5 million bounty on his head and he was possible successor to osama bin laden. he was wanted for the mumbai siege in india. they believe kashmiri was plotting terrorist attacks. as news spread, pakistanis protested against u.s. drone attacks. robert gates would not specifically comment on the possible killing of kashmiri during an interview with diane sawyer. >> the drones have played a significant role in taking a lot of taliban leaders and trainers off the table. >> report comes from the pakistani government which claims a missile fired from a drone killed him while he was meeting with other militants in an apple orchard. >> gunman have attacked people but people are celebrating as

the president of yemen has left the country. he went to get urgent medical care in saudi arabia. yemen has been a major ally in the fight against al-qaeda. he has been facing pressure to step down after growing protests against his 33-year rule. >> in chile, a violent eruption from a volcano, forcing more than 3500 people to evacuate. volcano spewed ash more than six miles high. the area is on alert after a series of earthquakes. it's recording an average 230 premisers per hour. it's 500 miles south of santiago. >> the deadliest e. coli outbreak have sickened four american tourists, three are in the whom with kidney failure. they think the outbreak which has killed 18 and sickened 1700 begin at a festival in hamburg

last month. all four of the americans were in the area. the source has not been pinpointed but some experts suspect raw vegetables. >> this is severe outbreak in modern times is associated with produce. >> u.s. imports an extremely small amount of total supply from europe but it has increased the testing of food. battle over what to do with the weakening economy is becoming more intense following a flood of bad numbers. david curley has the story from washington. >> reporter: this weekend, president obama said little but republicans count on the bad job numbers. >> it's time to get serious about cutting spending and dealing with an ailing economy. >> in the past week alone, stock market tanked and housing prices fell to a nine-year low.

more misery after the worst recession since the great depression, but republicans and democrats still can't get on the same page. they are having the great economic debate with 14 million americans looking for a job stuck in the middle. >> it is a battle over economic policy. they each believe their way out of this economic difficulties is the right way and we're still going to have a battle toward the end of the summer. >> republicans believe cutting taxes, cutting regulations and government. let the private sector lead. democrats say invest, stimulate with infrastructure projects and more money for education and research. it's time to raise tax rates on the rich which are lower than they were a decade ago. now a deadline, the national debt ceiling has been hit. within months the nation's could

default on the debt but arguing over the proper course continues. >> i think the closer we get to the economic cliff is the closer the parties will come together for a compromise. even though the debt issue, politics will drive the debate has millions remain in the unemployment lines. >> in the downturn of the economy is the result of white house policy? that depends on which political party you ask. haley barbour faced off with nancy pelosi this morning. >> policies from the economy and frankly while this administration was great for wall street, main street has never gotten out of the last recession. it's hard to tell the difference for small business even though the new york banks have done good. >> we have to take a careful

look at those figures to see. the unemployment numbers are very disturbing. are they an anomaly because of disasters in the south and midwest or is this something systemic that we have to accommodate in a different way. all of it translates for hikes for the middle-class and they are feeling it very severely. >> the president already pulled the country from the brink of collapse and needs time to make a full recovery. lisa is here to talk about the forecast. it's going to be better than yesterday. >> we still have heavy rain around napa. elsewhere in san jose, it looks pretty good, partly sunny conditions, 53, mixed bag, sun and clouds and possibility of a thunderstorm. that is coming up next. >> and home run on the day the

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. happy sunday, everybody. looking at emeryville in the city. we have patches of blue, mostly cloudy. lisa argen, what does that mean? >> it means that we're still under the influence of low pressure to the west of monterey. so it's still into moisture but right now as we look at mount sutro, you'll notice the clouds, they look dark. we will look for the heavier showers for the north and east bay. live doppler 7-hd shows that

right around napa and american canyon, you have been looking at pretty good rain. to the north and northeast through yountville and santa rosa. glen ellen has been wet for you. as this moisture continues to move up from the south to the north-northeast, it will be wet at times today. but the bulk. activity has definitely knirnd. here is the low this -- diminished. it will be moving inland around san benito county. 61 in mountain view. 60 in san jose and we're looking at numbers that are warmer out there. few degrees warmer in liver city. highlights, scattered showers this morning, some sun mixed in with heating. june angle of the sun could trigger a thunderstorm and dry and warmer weather gets set

through right about tuesday into thursday and friday. there vote. it continues to spin. it's weakening, it's going to the east-southeast and here is the time line. notice the north bay, showers this afternoon and into the north bay, see thunderstorms by 12:00 in the afternoon. with the sun setting we'll see less activity. by 9:00 tonight, notice a few showers continue to sneak up through the overnight hours. then monday morning commute, we're looking at still a few light showers north bay, sonoma, marin and by the afternoon, temperatures in the low 70s for tomorrow. looks like things are slowly winding down, but we still have the northern half of the state experiencing the cooler and wetter than normal conditions today. 67 in sacramento as well as yosemite with personally for

minor flooding with the snow melt. sunny for the southern half of the state. giants game a chance of showers out there. chances increase later on this afternoon as the low gets closer. upper 50s in half moon bay. 68 in san jose. morgan hill 69. sun, possibility of a thunderstorm today and then tonight we'll see showers, tomorrow, just a few areas of light rain left over. mid-70s tuesday and wen then wednesday, thursday and friday into saturday, we're in the 60s at our coast. 70s around the bay, low 80s inland. that is where we should be. thanks a lot. in sports, this evening, the miami heat are in dallas for game three of the n.b.a. finals. that is tied at 1. coverage starts at 4:30. yesterday the giants needed a win to stay in first place. here is mike shumann with the

highlights. good morning, buster posey put out a statement encouraging everyone to move forward. so let's play ball. rain delay on cody ross, bubble head day, chris nelson, a liner to second, brandon crawford's throw is wide. 1-0 rockies. here a single to center off of madison bumgarner but the giants could not score cody ross homered to left. giants down 2-1. bottom of the ninth, crawford a chance to be the hero drills to it right but the catch. rockies and giants end the three game win streak 2-1 victory. g-men have moved on without buster posey. >> we are just moving on.

big part of this team, he'll be a big part of the team for a long time. >> trevor on the mound but adrian gonzalez did not care. top of the green monster, three hits on that day, 1-0 red sox. boston up 5-3, crawford rips a single down the line. 7-3 sox but the a's rally. in the ninth, he lines it off the glove. two runs score and we go to extra. 16 pitchers used in this game. carl crawford and single to center. that will play, a's lose their fifth straight in a 5 hour 17 minute heartbreaking 9-8 final. >> cardinals pitcher was solid all night, striking out 6. cardinals didn't get much offense but in the sixth, he takes ramirez deep to left

center. that was enough, cardinals win 1-0 and will play illinois today >> and usf despite spiet a loss toer vince, dons face an elimination game. >> cal defeated oklahoma city earlier today. doubles in into the gap, 1-0 cal. tied at 2. r.b.i. single and florida goes on to eliminate cal with a 5-2 victory. vancouver canucks are two wins away from the stanley cup with last night's win over boston. second period, 2-1 bruins, looking for the equalizer, tim thomas, incredible save. check out the replay, point blank save.

shot and a point. stopped by alexander bureaus, we're headed to overtime and 11 seconds into ot. thomas is out of position, burros gets it to slide into the net. canucks take a 2-1 series lead. >> steve stricker, he had hole on one on friday and first of two eagles on the day. shoots a 69 and 12 under, three-stroke lead going in today's final round. earthquakes hosting houston, used to be the earthquakes, hoping to get on the board, this is gobbled up by goal keeper. earthquakes take a 1-nil lead, wins 2-0 the final.

game three of the n.b.a. finals set for tonight at 5:00. hope to see you then. have a great day. >> next at 9:30, a fight over food stamps. why some say the current law that requires recipients to get finger printed needs to go. firefighters have zero containment on a wildfire in eastern arizona.

nannette miranda has more on the story from sacramento. >> reporter: california is one of three states that requires food stamp applicants to be finger printed. some advocates for the poor cite

the fingerprinting process as one of the major reasons the state has the lowest food stamp participation rate in the country, 50%. theresa lyons didn't like to give their fingerprints. >> sometimes it's hard to know you are getting finger prints. >> but more people may be joining the food stamp program because the assembly has a proposal to remove the requirement. with more participation, millions more in federal matching dollars would come into the state. >> by increasing participation in eligible benefits, 86 could serve as a massive stimulus package. >> but republicans thought the proposal fought it saying it's one of ways to combat fraud. >> this is one firewall that prevents abuse of this system.

>> but a state audit found the fingerprinting program to be costly and redundant and recommends it's elimination. next year it will cost taxpayers $17 million to maintain. >> why would we continue to waste our money and keep our people from getting food that they need. >> it will now head to the senate. it will cost about $11 million to shut down the fingerprinting system. pg&e is meeting with five families in san bruno affected by the pipeline saturday. they have left in the lurch by a contractor, vanderbilt construction that has suspended operations and might close down altogether. heather ishimaru has more on the story. >> vanderbilt construction boarded up windows eeld after the pipeline blast and fire.

they want to bill the utility directly. vanderbilt was the preferred general contractor recommended to homeowners needing repairs. now vendor built has left two jobs unfinished with questions about whether the subcontractors have been paid as expected. pad and fred's work was done about a month ago. >> everybody got paid. >> we hope they did because i think aaa would have advised us if the money is not because the subs would have called them up. >> but they haven't received any guarantees or warranties on the new windows, roof and garage door. now, they are worried they never will. >> we have no what was going on. pat, my wife, the sign was taken down from the lawn two days ago. then she had another one up here

with a big black "x" on it. >> her subcontractors were not paid. she can't afford to finish the work. she was supposed to meet with pg&e this afternoon. pg&e says we continue to stand behind the families helping them get back on track and into their homes as quickly as possible. the owner of this memo, on a massive repair and renovation, vanderbilt did a lot of work on estimates but declined to bid on the project. the reason, a company reorganization and that was in february. the september natural gas pipeline explosion and fire killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. first rebuilt project begin last month. >> vanderbilt has not returned our messages left with its answering service. building a new stadium in santa clara for the 49ers is going to cost more than $10 million over original estimates. they report that the projected cost is now $950 million, up from the original $937 million.

49er spokesperson says it's no surprise, as the project moves forward. construction is set to begin in early 2013. >> firefighters battling two of worst wildfires in arizona's history won't get help from the weather today. crews race to save several small towns from the so walled wallo fire. >> it's one of the worst wild nicer arizona's history. >> it's very devastating. a lot of families in the community. >> homeowners now being asked to evacuate preparing for the worst. >> very scary. >> jan brewer saw firsthand of the wildfire in eastern arizona. >> it was absolutely frightening.

it was unbelievable the extension of the smoke. >> huge plumes of smoke can be seen in new mexico and colorado. already the fire measured 218 square miles and is expected to grow. it's the third largest wildfire in state history. >> from the air, it's moving somewhat rapidly. >> crews now struggle to keep the flames from reaching homes and structures nearby hoping winds will die down and the fire will begin to subside. >> according to the calendar, conditions similar to that should be cropping up in the next month but you look out the window and everything seems so wet. >> yes. pretty good showers, golden gate bridge right now, mostly cloudy conditions. we'll see few more showers and thunderstorm mainly north in the east bay. then things turn around.

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emeryville camera. overcast right now. rain now and then. when this week is over, whole new day on the way. pictures taken with a laptop computer got a suspected thief in trouble. a hidden piece of software documented every move and ended up with a pile of evidence. jonathan bloom talked to the owner. >> when joshua kaufman tweeted this photo of an oakland police officer handing him back his stolen laptop, it was the end of a game going on for three months. >> the software is undetectible and he doesn't know it's there. >> that's right. photographs like this one, of the man police arrested sleeping in front of the computer and this photo of the same man using the computer without his shift off. pictures were taken by a security program called hidden

that tracks stolen laptops and sends back photos from the built-in camera along with shots what is on the screen and computer's location. the man that invented it he came up with the idea when his own computer disappeared. >> it was stolen years ago in london. there was nothing they could do to recover it. >> they say laptops like this one are reported stolen all the time and almost never returned. police don't have any reel real leads to arrest anyone. this case was filed away too but police had another look and realized it was different. >> including photographs, where he believes the computer was. >> you have facebook they are using different social networks and browsing online. >> in oakland, it didn't take

long to track down who police say admitted he bought the laptop knowing it was stolen. >> we conducted an undercover operation, within two hours we are able to locate the suspect. >> police say he is a limo driver and they lured him to meet him in a town car. he left in a squad car. we're off to a better start than yesterday, downpours. it's going to get better? >> it will, but we have low that will move closer. we're going to see the rain increase just a little bit out. maybe a thunderstorm, not like the steady run ra and record rainfall that was all across the many bay area. view from sutro. you can see the golden gate bridge, we do have the rain coming down pretty good in napa

pulling up in american canyon in the past hour or so. it's going to take a turn through santa rosa. you see the rainbands out ahead of the area of low pressure that is still offshore. this is one band that will continue to move up to the north giving the rain once again a light moderate rain through thaep. notice offshore, returns are light, to the south and east. peninsula is looking at more sunshine. here is view of original picture. there the low. here are the bands ahead of it and to the south of the barrier, down around monterey -- to the bay area. this gets closer around 4:00 or 5:00, that is when the rain is going to increase, south bay and on the peninsula and the north bay. 59 in oakland. 60 in half moon bay. we are couple degrees warmer this morning. that trend will continue right through the workweek with much more sunshine. scattered showers this morning.

possibility of a thunderstorm with a few sun breaks. dry and warmer right through the week. once again, there is the low. it is continuing to spin, but it is weakening a little bit and fly to the south and east. you can see the main shower activity, sacramento valley and we'll be looking at the showers around the bay right through the afternoon. take a look at the north, east bay hills. 2:00, possibly pretty good downpours out there. throughout the evening hours, we'll see scattered shower activity. east bay 9:00, maybe showers through the overnight hours. then we'll look for maybe a scattered light shower in the north bay, monday morning commute but as clouds continue to dissipate. away will see more sunshine and numbers below the average. we'll get up to 70 degree range tomorrow. in terms state, northern half has been plagued by cool, wet

weather. showers and minor flooding in tahoe. 79 in fresno. giants game, chance of showers, numbers in the low to mid-60s. back home we'll look for about 4:00 or 5:00, more shower activity as the low heads to the south and east. 67 in fremont, 65 in napa. we're looking at much more seasonable weather. chance of a thunderstorm today and slight chance that tomorrow. tuesday through saturday, a sigh of relief. for essentials people have worn dentures, dental implants or more recent option but what if teeth could be grown in a lab? researchers are working on a technique that makes replacement teeth a reality. >> for these pairs, they have two or three teeth and they are

improperly formed. >> when he looks at the badly deformed teeth, he dreams of some day being able to replace them, not with artificial dentures but real teeth. >> in the long run, you could, for example, take the precursor organ itself and implant night the jaw. >> to make it a reality, the team is working to unlock the secrets how stem cells form into teeth. they are studying epithelial cells that become hardened tooth enamel. >> the goal is to make the entire teeth structure. >> other groups are concentrating on the cells that create the living tissue inside our teeth. technique my offer regenerating

a damaged tooth. >> it would be very promising for people that have extensive dental bay area ris and restore that mouth. >> one would be implant cells and enable their tissues that have decayed to be reformed. another approach would be to regenerate the entire zblooth that caught the attention a california institute for regenerative medicine. they awarded the lab 3 amendment grant with learning how to create teeth with stem cells. he says this is one of the most realistic scenarios. >> because it could try the regenerative therapy. >> carolyn johnson reporting.

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my meter goes backwards, of course. >> she is one of many californians who have received a rebate under the solar initiative. >> the success of the program where we have had to get it over 250 mega zblats he says the amount of the rebate check gets smaller as costs to install it declines. >> we started at 250 a watt and now we're at 35 cents a watt. >> it's locked in once they submit the forms and documentation. she shot was locked in $1.10 a watt. since she installed a 148 watt system, she was thinking a big rebate. >> i could put it on my mortgage. i only work part time. >> pg&e says it never received her documentation. but gina has the receipt from

the post office as proof of mailing. copies of a form she has are dated, february 10th of last year. >> it's really not something that the ball has dropped. >> the company tried to assist her with rebated but pg&e refused to give her the higher rebate. so she called 7 on your side and we contacted pg&e. >> even with our customer service folks we found out that the customer did have a receipt saying that she had sent the documents in the mail. somehow we never received the documents. >> she has since received an additional rebate of $2700 bringing her total rebate to nearly $5300. >> 7 on your side got involved, pg&e has been wonderful. i thank you 7 on your side. >> california solar initiative rebates will be available until the money runs out or 2016.

coming up next, the four-year-old girl art critics are calling a pint sized picasso.

here are the winning numbers from last night's super plus drawing. mega number is 24. nobody correctly picked all six. jackpot will go to at least $28 million for wednesday's drawing. people in sacramento witnessed history. the ordinary nation of a married man. the church prohibits priests to be married except for extremely rare circumstances in where he is serving in an ordained faith and converts to catholicism.

he had been married for 28 years and previously served as a lutheran minister. catholic church is facing a shortage of priests. that is stirring up the debate whether perhaps it should allow let married men or even women. here is something that many parents do, you look your child's artwork and you stick on your fridge. what if real life critics is calling the work brilliant. paintings are selling for more than $20,000. rob nelson caught up with the painting prodigy. >> the work resembles a picasso.

who is just four years old. meet ilita andre from australia and now the star of new york gallery this weekend. >> i'm very excited. >> for parents former artists themselves first discovered her talent in nine months. >> she crawled on to a canvas and moved the paint. >> now her work sells around the world. one painting went for $24,000 in hong kong. >> i could not believe that a four-year-old had the capacity to truly understand the process of painting. >> now they are selling for big bucks. the business for this four-year-old is fun and games.

>> to her, it's a lot of fun. it's like a playground for her. she understands the gravity of it. she is not affected by it. >> child prodigies are nothing new and some have had considerable controversy. then came a.m. siagsz that her father was the real painter, charges he denied. other experts in the art world that ilita is the real deal. >> she is an artist with a brilliant future. >> with a big career, big energy but still a little girl. >> like that, like that, like that and like that. >> rob nelson abc news at new york. >> pretty good at self-promotion. that is nice when you are on national tv.

>> we are looking at few showers we are going see them increase throughout the afternoon. now, we have sunshine. napa has been getting rain. american canyon and windsor and santa rosa, rainbands are offshore. low will move closer to the coast this afternoon. forecast calls for partly to mostly cloudy skies most of the day. then showers, possibility of a thunderstorm this afternoon and then we really dry out with more sun tomorrow. much warmer weather the week ahead and even some 80s. >> looks great. >> thanks very much. thanks for joining us. next newscast at 4:00. stay connected at 24/7 at abc7news.com. have a fantastic sunday.

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