>> mission interrupted. a two-hour standoff at sea has ended. but activists vow to continue their journey to gaza. greek authorities have arrested the captain of a boat involved in the flotilla, and tonight there are calls for the united states to get involved. lisa amin gulezian is live in the news room with the latest. >> lisa: the audacity of hope is anchored at a port in greece. it's the latest attempt by activists to break israel's blockade and get to the people

of gaza. this was late yesterday. >> the audacity of hope has set sail! >> lisa: the excitement spilled over in the waters of griews. the awe awe l -- audacity of hope is part of a group on a mission for gaza, but the celebration was short-lived. >> we have been surveyed to be safe. >> greek coast guard and commandos stopped the boat, claiming it didn't have permission to sail. the captain was arrested. this -- a berkeley resident was on board. >> under pressure from the u.s. government the greek government is not allowing the flotilla ships to leave port. >> lisa: the greek government which opposed the blockade stopped the flotilla because the

mission was considered too dangerous. they blame israel for the holdup. >> israel is not causing the stopping of vessels in greece. they didn't have the proper documents. they should have settled things with the greek authorities. they were stopped by the greek authorities. >> that's ridiculous. greece is doing it because of pressure from the israeli government. >> jean is sure her husband is safe. she notes he is determined to get to gaza, especially after last year's failed attempt to reach the region. six ships were enter -- intercepted by sailory seasonals. nine activists were killed and ten israely soldiers were injured. this one carried only letters of support. >> this year and last year the boats have been inspected by many neutral put as -- parties thundershowerly. -- thoroughly. there have been newt recall

inspections that demonstrate what they're bringing. >> the passengers on the audacity of hope have been arrested but the boat is being held in a protected area. >> in the bay area, the search continues for a hydroplane that crashed and sank in deep water off sausolito. this is the hydroplane attempting to take off yesterday. you can see the plane starting to take off, and then witnessin- hitting a wake and flipped nose first. a passing boat rescued two people in the hydroplane. a private company was trying to recover the wreckage today. they say the hydroplane did not have enough fuel to cause environmental concern. >> summer is here and it's bringing above average temperatures. people got out and enjoyed the

warm weather. the fair, a big fashion trend is hats. a lot of people wearing hats to protect themselves from the sub. while the warm, sunny weather is inviting. at it important to remember to stay safe. >> the fourth of july is on the weekend, and the key thing is to stay hydrated. and just straight water is a great plan, and if possible stay away from salty foods which can >> we're under a "spare the air" alert tomorrow. the bay area air quality management district is expecting up healthy conditions so officials say limit your driving over the 4th of july weekend. >> here's a good way to spend a summer day. here's a live look from the santa cruz camera. the coast is the place to be to escape the heat. here's a sign the cooldown is coming. this is the fog rolling into the area. much thicker a short time ago

and now not quite as think. meteorologist leigh glaser is here with the latest. >> leigh: some of the fog kept temperatures in coastal communities down, and we'll see some cool temperatures develop overnight tonight. mainly near the coast. here's a look at some current readings. 100 degrees right now in antioch and livermore. 95, concord, oakland, 7 2. 89, accept -- santa rosa, and 85 in san jose. stronger offshore winds will developover night and tomorrow, and thats prommed a heated a -- advisefully effect, from noon tomorrow until 9:00. and the temperatures in the livermore valley area, pleasant-on, tub lynn, as high -- dublin, as high as 104. and we ask you to check on those sunday send sill to the high heat, elderly and your pets and

children. >> police in oakland are investigating two deadly shootings overnight. the first one happened around 10:15 on the 6200 block of avondale avenue. another fatal shooting was reported this morning at 1:00 a.m. on the 5700 block of international boulevard. there's no information about suspects in either case. two people in santa cruz county face charges for blocking the installation of pg&e's smart meters. this is youtube video of yesterday's arrests in the pleasure point neighborhood. the the protestors are affiliated with a group concerned with the safety and privacy of the meeters. pg&e say customers can delay using smart meters. the utility would install them but a meter reader still has to come to the home until the

public utility commission decides how to regulate them. pg&e says it does not hire unlicensed contractors to install smart meters. >> investigators say they will now use dna testing to identify what they believe is the sixth and final victim of the amtrak crash in the nevada desert. federal investigators are expected to wrap up work next week. they're trying to determine why the truck driver slammed into the emeryville bound amtrak train in a crossing. five people on the train were killed and 20 were injured in the accident that took place on june 24th. >> the centers for disease control have launched an investigation into a cruise ship that has had more than 350 cases of norovirus in two months. crews owners say passengers are the ones bringing the stomach virus on board the sea princess. the most recent outbreak was

june 15th. the -- >> work on one of the world's brightest minds goes up in smoke. coming up, the connection between einstein and a san jose state university and a wildfire in santa clara county. >> a royal bachelor no more. >> a royal bachelor no more. the laugh victim --

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-- cabins in a wildfire but it was the loss of the einstein papers written to his father that have weighted most heavily. >> they weren't random calculations. they were relationships to a field he was trying to accomplish, theory he was trying to accomplish, and not a lot of writings on the theory. >> he offered to blow up some of the writings. he sued the woman who was convicted of accidentally starting the fire that scorched nearly 50,000 acres. >> at the grimaldi palace in monaco there was more royalty than in april. the occasion was another royal wedding, prince albert finally took the plunge at age 53, marying -- marrying charlene wittstock.

>> reporter: it was the most coveted init addition on the continent. the president of france was there. so were supermodel naomi cam below and roger moore. the real stores were the bride and groom. charlene wittstock was splendid in her gown. the couple exchanged vows in french. then each placed an 18carat platinum ring on each other's fingers and sealed their vows with a kiss. but behind the royal romance, some royal intrigue. as the newlyweds walked up the aisle there are reports the bride almost walked out. one magazine claims charlene was back on her way home after learning prince albert had a third child out of wedlock. the magazine said she was stopped at the airport by police who persuaded her not become a

bolting bride. the palace denies the story. wont be the first rocky marriage in the grimaldi family. >> the family has been plagued by scandal over the years. >> still, while some may wonder whether these are tears of joy, the couple began married life, arm in arm, showered with petals. who is to say the bloom won't last. >> meat lovers, grab a napkin. the biggest burger you'll probably ever see. just how much this big boy weighs and houston howe -- hough it will help needy families in the east bay. >> leigh glaser has the forecast right after the break.

>> one big burger makes the quarter pounder shake in its bun. they're going for world record at the alameda county fair. this burg exceeds 600 pounds of meat alone, andles includes 30 pounds of lettuce, 20 pounds or onion, and every product is local. cooking it is a huge feat. >> for us to get to the level of creating this size of burger, we had to come with a very large scaled engineering program of steel and welding and actually create a jig of sorts that actually can spin the burger so we can turn it over. >> get nasa involved. the burger will take 12 hours to cook, and the food services plans to sell 2 to 3,000 bites of the burger for 99 cents each and the proceed will go to the alameda community food bank. a nice warm day to enjoy a light

meal there. >> leigh: wonder how many calories? >> the big one would probably put you over your daily limit. >> leigh: and then some. speaking of up and over, the numbers today starting to heatup. temperatures close to 100 degrees, and the place to be, the place to go is the coast. here's a live shot from santa cruz, where it's 68 degrees right now there the fog cleared there, but not near ocean beach. little fire there, too, enjoying a little bit of the heat. 98 right now in antioch. i just updated these readings. 90 in napa. san rafael, 88. 62 in san francisco. half moon bay, 62. 90 los gatos, and san jose, you're mild to warm at 84. here's a look at the highlights. mild to warm inland. temperatures near 100 now from the cool -- we'll keep a little

coastal fog. heat advisory up tomorrow from noon until 9:00, with temperatures will over 100 degrees expected, and hang on to this heat right through the 4th of july holiday. we have a north wind, shift to the east, and that's why you see the fog bank itself near the coach. ocean beach starting to see a little clearing. overnight tonight, mild. antioch, 6 5. livermore, clear skies. a touch of fog near san francisco, 55 for half moon bay, and look for 60 degrees tonight in napa. here's the setup. high pressure still entrenched over much of the state. it will start to make a little bit more towards the east, and that will allow more of a north-northeasterly wind flow and that's going to mean temperatures hotter tomorrow by as much as five degrees. most location, get ready for high heat inland, with temperatures near 100 degrees.

maybe higher. if you're traveling tomorrow, along the coast, daytime highs in the 60s. 70 for monterey. a little warmer for the holiday on monday. tahoe, 80s, sunday and monday. ow sell at the in -- yosemite in the 90s, and southern california, los angeles, 89. 88, monday. san diego on the cool side. 77 in comparison there. and check out palm springs, 111 degrees expected tomorrow, and las vegas, 108. fourth of july, fisherman's wharf, 9:30, maybe also patchy fog, and temperatures will be mild in the mid-60s or so. give you another update tomorrow. highs for sunday, we're going to bring everyone up a few more degrees. 93 for san jose. 95 for campbell. touch on 70 for half moon bay

tomorrow. look for 92 for redwood estimate san francisco, 80 degrees. not as much low cloudiness and fog, and the rest of the sea breeze. 96 for santa rosa. east bay, oakland, warm to 87. 90 castro valley, and inland it's going to get hot. 99 for concord. 103 for gilroy. the seven-day forecast, the heat stays with us. maybe a slight dip as we head into monday, maybe two or three degrees. still going to be hot. and then warm back up tuesday and wednesday near 100 inland, and the end of next week before we see cooling. >> good afternoon for a burger, just a little bite. we have a little golfer lighting up the back nine in wimbledon. >> a record-setting day on the pga tour, and in the women's final at wimbledon, a young check tries to

>> a three-time grand slam champ, maria sharapova was a clear favorite to win he title couple but her opponent came out swinging. coming into the final, sharapova had not lost a set, but her opponent takes the first set 6-3. in the second, the chance to break serve. check out the return. sharapova double faulted six times. the czech closed out the match with an ace.

in the first left-handed woman to win here since martina navratilova in 1990. >> a really good feeling. said to me, okay, you won the wimbledon, it's a dream, and i am still in dream. >> in the men's doubles final, american twin brothers bob and mike bryan when. the former stanford stars won in straight sets. their 11th grand slam doubles title ties the open era record. at the women's world cup, the u.s. continues to play. we today it took care of chrome -- colombia. they're trying to keep pace with sweden in group c. in the first half, heather o'riley finds an opening and makes a great shot from outside the box, bending into it the corner of the net. 1-nil. u.s.a. after they gave a salute to the

troops. >> then meighan finds the back of the net. the americans take the 2-nil lead. in the 57th minute, the u.s. advances to the quarterfinals with the 3-nil victory. they wrap up group play wednesday against sweden. >> the a's try to make it two straight over arizona. last night rich harden made his season debut. got the victory, striking out six over six strong innings, his first win since august and his first in an a's uniform in nearly three years. >> feels good. great to get back out there. been a while, and kind of looking forward to that day. so, hopefully just build on that start from here on out. >> you can say nick watney was dialed in at the at&t national. he set a course record on the back 29. everybody was making putts.

rickie fowler is tied for the lead. sticks his approach within a few feet. carding a 6 4. watney went wide on the back nine. drained the eagle putt. then on the par-3 17th, his tee shot is right on the money. it will lead to another birdie with an 8-under 27. watney shot a course record 62. he and fowler have a one-stroke lead over k.j. choy. the giants now lead detroit 6-0. that's in the third. they're in a rain delay. we'll have highlights at 6:00.

>> coming up in half hour, a harsh warning from cities against illegal fireworks. which cities are threatening diehl deep penalties, and some may be hitting the slopes. join it as 6:00. >> the 27th annual fill more jazz festival kicked off in san francisco today. more than 90,000 people expected at the two-day event. the largest free jazz festival on the west coast with three sound stages, arts, crafts, food and beverages on the street. festival runs through tomorrow night. that's all for us