the celebration was short-lived. >> no, that's not right. we have been surveyed to be safe. >> greek coast guard and commandos stopped the boat, claiming it didn't have permission to sail and the myth was too dangerous. the captain was arrested and coe map -- commandos aimed weapons at the protestors. >> it's clear the government is under pressure from the u.s. government and the israeli government. the greek goifts novelty allowing the flotilla ships to leave. >> israel is not involved in the stopping of the vessels in greece. they didn't have the pour pore proper documents. they were stopped by the greece authorities. >> that's ridiculous.

>> she is henry's wife. she is sure her husband is safe and know he is determined to get to gaza, especially after last year's failed attempt. six ships were taken by seasonals, ten israel soldiers were killed and nine activist were killed. activist insist this one shipp -- ship carried only letter office support. >> the israelis claim they're doing this to prevent weapons from coming but these inspections have been demon straight what they have been bringing. >> some of the activists returned home. lisa amin gulezian. >> john: a picturesque summer weather around the bay today. hundreds of people enjoy the day

at the alameda county fair. the temperatures were just right. it was a similar scene in san francisco at the fillmore jazz fess -- festival. here's what it looks like outside in san francisco. the fog rolling in a bit. the high temperatures are affecting our air quality. we're under a "spare the air" alert for tomorrow. the bay area air quality management district is expecting unhealthy conditions. officials would like you to limit your time on the road over the fourth of july holiday weekend if you're planning on driving. >> weather was warm today. tomorrow it's going to get hot. meteorologist leigh glaser is here with what you can expect. >> leigh: here's a look at highs for today. kept some fog near the coast thanks to the northerly winds. so banked up there. half moon bay, the high, 66. san francisco only managed 66. look at inland locations. it was hot. it was dry.

antioch, 98 today. 98 for livermore. concord, your high was 95. 93 in napa. 98 in gilroy. 87 in san jose. these numbers will come up another five or six degrees, and that has prompted a heat advisory for tomorrow. beginning at noon, until 9:00. temperatures inland out towards the del ca, -- delta, livermore, concord, as high as 104 degrees. the only location where we will not see the heat advisory is right near the coast. we'll run through the expected highs for tomorrow coming up. >> john: one of the joys of living in northern california, warm temperatures in the bay area and perfect skiing conditions in the sierra. this is the first time in yearly two decades they're skiing on the july 4th weekend. they're on the slopes in shorts, bikini tops, hawaiian shirts.

squaw valley is en. they're taking advantage of the snow and the high pressure system that is bringing warm air to the sierra. >> more bay area cities are foregoing a fireworks show this year because of budget problems. only berkeley and san pablo will light up the sky this year. livermore and hercules scrapped their fireworks and parades other. places, like foster city, have scaled down their shows or started charging visitors to see them. officials say a 20 minute show can cost between 15,000 and $20,000. that combined with the extra police and firefighters on duty, it can amount to a hefty price tag. police in oakland are investigating two deadly shootings overnight. the first one happened around 10:15 last night. another fatal shooting was reported this morning around 1:00 a.m. on the 5700 block of international boulevard.

less than a mile from the first shooting. there's no information about suspects in either case. the search is continuing for a small plane that crashed and sank in richardson bay near sausolito. this is video of the hydroplane attempting to take off yesterday. you can see the plane starting to take off, and then it hits a wake. it's flipped. nose first into richardson bay. a passing boat rescued the passengers onboard. they're okay. a private company was at the scene today trying to recover the wreckage. dives have not found it. they say the hydroplane did not have enough fuel on it to cause an environmental concern in the bay. investigators will 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 at the scene next week. they're trying to determine why the truck driver slammed into the emeryville bound amtrak

train at a crossing 70 miles east of reno. he and five other people on the train were killed and 20 were injured in the accident that took place on june 245th -- 24th. >> two people charged with blocking installation of pg&e smart meters. this is youtube video of the arrest yesterday. the protestors are affiliated with the stop smart meters group which has concerns about the safety and privacy of the meters. they were charged with obstruction and released. pg&e say customers can delay using smart meters. the utility would still install the readers, but a meter still has to come out to the house. responding to the protestors complaints, pg&e says it does not hire unlicensed contractors to install smart meters. the fourth of july weekend

means maximum ebb forcement forcement -- enforcement from the chop -- california highway patrol. they will be setting up sew into it checkpoints. they say dui arrests upper. last night they arrested 67 drunk drivers. up from 57 last year. statewide officers arrested 442 people, and that is up from 396 last year. there will be sobriety checkpoints tonight in parts of san leandro and heyward. >> it's a royal weekend. another couple weds, while prince will interim his new bride get cooking in canada. >> dominique strauss-kahn steps out after his bail is lifted. >> workers in japan are being

>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> dominique strauss-kahn left his new york townhouse today with his wife. his first full day as a fremont in new york. although he cannot leave the country yesterday a judge lift of lifted this house arrest after the case against him started to up ralph. -- unravel.

prosecutors found serious problems with the credibility of the maid. they said she misrepresented what she did immediately after the alleged attack and has spated several minor fraud after arriving in the u.s. newly declared presidential candidate michelle bureaucratman did some campaigning in iowa. she visited a farmers market. this is the first trip she has made to the state, which kicks off the presidential campaign season. >> everyone is saying to me, michelle, you got turn the economy around and focus on job creation. we just met the owner of the building. he's a small business man. i'm a small business owner together with my husband. a former federal tax lawyer so that's what we're focusing on, turning the economy around and repeal of obamacare. >> the african union is calling

to ignore the arrest warrant for moammar gadhafi by "the hague". the african union said the warrant complicates the attempt to find a solution to the libyan crisis the union says it singles out crimes committed in africa and ignores those perpetrated by person powers. >> employees at nissan and other major companies in japan are working weekends and taking thursday and friday off. the weekend schedule is an effort to spread out electricity consumption in peek -- peak hours. the weekend schedule will continue through september. another royal wedding today. prince albert married charlene whitstock in monaco. the wedding had more royals in attendance than prince william

and prison set kate middle ton. they were married in a civil ceremony yesterday. today's ceremony today was much more strap gant. she is the first princess since grace kelly. >> the other royal couple is traveling through canada. the douche and dutchess of cambridge, otherwise known as prince william and kate middle donton, visited children's hospital and did some cooking alongside culinary students. the journey through canada is the counelor's first official overseas trip. >> around here, sunny and warm today. but tomorrow is going to be hot. meteorologist leigh glaser will have your forward fourth of july weekend next. >> coming up in sports, there was a robert setting day on the pga tour, and a young czech pga tour, and a young czech tries tottttttttt?x?x?x

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>> the 27th annual fillmore jazz festival kicked off today. laying a hot iron on us. more than 90,000 people are expected at the evegetable it's the largest free jazz festival

on the west coast with three sound stages. along the music, there are arts and craft stalls, and food and beverages on fillmore street. the-to-runs -- freestyle -- festival runs through tomorrow night. >> leigh: temperatures will blood alcohol, -- well below the average and we're all going to heat up more. lovely shots for you from the high definition tam cam. most of today, you can see on the satellite, ocean beach had the low clouds and fog, but in the last two or three hourses, that's pushed to the south and starting to see some sunshine. 96 in antioch. 92 in liver mompletz heat -- livermore. san francisco, 63. 61, half moon bay. a touch of fog there los gatos,

88. 88 with sunshine in san jose. here's he highlights. mild to warm temperatures inland. a little fog near the coast. heat advisory for the most north and east bay interior valley areas beginning at noon tomorrow, heat over 100 degrees in many locations. this is what we're talking about. we had the fog banking up near the cost overnight. you can see the northerly winds scouring it out. point reyes, and then sticks here near ocean beach. the winds will start to shift more out of the north-northeast, and that's going to mean warmer temperatures and less fosmg it's going to be mild. even warm tonight. check out antioch, getting down to 65. 60 for livermore. the closer to the bay and the coast, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s overnight.

napa, 60 degrees. it's all high pressure positioning itself over the bay area. this high actually moves a little more towards the east and that will help generate the offshore winds, and that's where we can see some records. traveling tomorrow, 97, reno. sacramento, 99. fresno, 105. palm springs, 111. and los angeles tomorrow, 89. take a look at the highs -- actually, if you want to know about. [ fireworks ], fourth of jewel, san francisco it should be clear, maybe a little fog here and there, temperatures mild in the mid-to-low 60s. here's a look at the highs for tomorrow. all of us will come up as much as five or six degrees. 70 half moon bay. less fog. warmer temperatures. a struck of 90s for the peninsula. for the north, marin county,

sonoma, temperatures near 100. santa rose -- rosa, 96. slow down tomorrow, take it easy, 102 for brentwood. 103, gilroy. the seven-day forecast. the heat is going to stay with us through tuesday. we may tape few degrees on monday but it's just going to string on out there. wednesday, temperatures near 100. start to cool things down thursday, friday, and saturday. the fog will be back then. >> rick is in for mike. let's go back to the country we beat on the fourth of july. >> nice tie-in there for the 4th of july. >> once a year. >> a three-time grand slam champ, maria sharapova was the clear favorite. but her oappoint enemy, petra consecutive coe would take the

first set in the second, a chance to break serve, and check out that return. sharapova double faulted six times today. the 21-year-old czech pulls out the match with an ace. the first left-handed woman to win here since martinna navratilova. >> said you won the wimbledon, it's a dream, and i'm still in dream. >> in the men's doubles final, american twin brothers win their second straightwoman -- straight wimbledon title. their 11th title ties the record. >> the giants are hoping they can take the drama out of the game with detroit so they don't have to use brian wilson. after blowing a save he went ga his stick on this gait --

gatorade jug. it's 2-0 san francisco. still in the first. crawford takes max scherzer deep for a three-run homer. now in the third, 6-0 giants, but the game is in a rain delay. >> the a's and diamondbacks are just underway. the story last night about rich harden. got the victory, striking out six over six strong innings, his first win since last august. >> felt 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. >> at the women's world cup, the u.s. continues to play like the team to beat. today they took care of loam -- colombia. heathy o'riley finds an opening and makes a great shot. benting into it the corner of

the net. 1-nil. after they gave a salute to all the troops. second half now,ing megan goes high. fines the back of the net. the americans weren't done yet. carly from outside the box. the u.s. advances with a 3-nil victory. it wall wrap up group play wednesday against sweden. >> the tour de france is underway. stage one, 119-mile ride. late in the race, one rider makes contact with a fan, causing a mass pileup. delayed the defending champ, contador, by more than a minute. the belgian claimed the yellow jersey. you can say nick watney was dialed in at the at&t national. he asset -- he set a course regard on the back nine. everybody was making their putts

today. the orange basketball, rickie fuller, sticks his approach. would make the putt and card 564. as for watney, he went wild on the back nine. drains the eagle putt. that put him at 8-under. on the 17th. his tee shot is right on the movement it will lead to another bird with an 8-under 27 on the back nine. watney shot a course record 62. he and fowler have a one-stroke lead over kj choi. >> serious work is being done to the alameda county fair. how to get a piece of this record-breaking x

>> one big burger makes the quarter pounder shake in its buns. going for the meaty world record at the alameda county fair. the kurt record is 590-pounds. this baby exceeds 600 pounds of meat alone but it's well balanced. lettuce, onion, and every product is spoused -- sourced locally. it's going to take 12 hours to cook and they plan to serve 2 to 3,000 bites for 99 cents each.

froze the al -- alameda community food back. >> want fries with that? >> stake -- steak fries. >> that's it for us. thanks for joining us. see you again tonight at 11:00. you can connect 24/7 at abc7news.com. captioned by closed captioning services inc.