>> carolyn: good morning. thanks for joining us. let's start with a quick first look at the father's day forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. the marine layer started early this morning, central coast 2:00 and traveled all the way to point reyes. from mount tam we have the fog rolling through the golden gate. everyone will feel a cooldown but most dramatically along the coast. low 70s in livermore, but southwest winds allowing for the cooldown into antioch but modest there. low clouds and fog will stay with us along the coast. i will than sunny there but tonight it moves across the bay for dramatic cooling. this morning we're still looking at 60s and 70s and then 80s today by midday inland.

mid 90s should do it. but we will remain very comfortable around the bay. >> carolyn: we begin with breaking news from southern california where rodney king has died at age 47. king's personal assistant confirms he was found dead by his fiancee. entertainment website reports that he was found at the bottom of a pool just after 5:00 this morning. a chance to revive him were unsuccessful. the police have opened an investigation. king became known worldwide back in 1991 after he was severely beaten by lapd officers and violence captured on home video. a year later after the officers involved were acquitted of charges, riots and unrest broke out on the streets of l.a. scores of businesses were burned. king became known for his plea, can't we all just get along.

again, rodney king found dead this morning at the age of 47. a san mateo family is grieving this morning after their three-year-old daughter drowned at a lagoon near their home. a candlelight vigil is a was held last night where the little girl died yesterday. her parents initially called 911 to report their daughter missing. she apparently wandered away from home around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. san mateo police quickly begin searching. she was discovered in the lagoon by neighbors a short time later. >> the child was pulled from the water. they tried to revive the child but weren't able to. >> it's really sad. i hope i don't know the child, it will be worse. >> carolyn: the girl's identity has not been released yet. the coroner's office has taken over the investigation but they say it appears to be an accidental death.

oakland police have arrested a 19-year-old woman they believe deliberately struck and killed a 33-year-old oakland man with a car last night. the victim was trying to break up a fight. it happened on 61st avenue just after 9:00. intersection was shut down while police gathered evidence and talked to witnesses. investigators say they consider this a homicide, not a hit and run accident. dozens of burlingame residents are out of their homes this morning because of a fire that caused widespread damage to their apartment building. we first reported the fire as breaking news yesterday morning. lisa amin gulezian follows up with the displaced residents. >> my apartment is on fire. if i stayed there a couple minutes i wouldn't be here right now. >> fear and flames rushed across the top of floor of this

building. >> two were involved with heavy fire damage, then 15 on the third floor you are uninhabitable due to smoke and heat. >> 25 apartments and more than 50 people are impacted. red cross set up a disaster center where displaced residents can get food and water and even a place to sleep. normally the red cross would put people up in hotels. >> unfortunately right now, there are not very many hotel rooms available. the u.s. open has apparently filled a lot of those. >> frustration for many residents is growing, not just because of the lack of lodging but because of this. >> the fire alarm didn't go off and i didn't hear anything at all. >> some residents i spoke with tell me the alarm sounded once they were just about out of the building. complex uses manual fire alarms.

they are checking the entire system to see if smoke detectors that are not required to be hooked up to the system were working. >> the fire alarm went off so late makes me doubt, i don't know. >> apartment management would not comment on the fire or on the alarm system, but i did learn that the entire system was tested by a third party company and it passed inspection in april. in burlingame, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> a possible gang shooting in san jose has sent one person to the hospital. multiple shots were fired last night near pride and orange street. one person shot perhaps in the back. police are looking for two people who drove off in a newer beige car, possibly a honda. so far no suspects are in custody. >> this morning a major water

main break in benicia is fixed after causing a street and highway closure. public works shut off the water yesterday afternoon but not before the pressure raised the pavement on west 7th street three feet feet above ground. water reached the off-ramp of 780. west 7th street and off-ramp are now back open. >> there is a new scholarship established to honor one of san francisco's fallen heroes. last year victor perez and anthony valerio died battling a house fire. friends and family of perez founded a scholarship at reardon high school which was his at ma matteder. >> every day, definitely think about him and i think about it. it was very difficult. he was like a second dad to me

in our neighborhood. he looked out for me growing up. >> carolyn: the scholarship is $25,000 for sons of firefighters. coming up next, the world has an eye on election day in greece where voters are deciding the country's economic future. and hot, dry weather is creating more problems for firefighters battling blazes across the west.

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>> carolyn: voters in greece are heading to the polls for the second time in six weeks in the most critical election in 40 years. at stake is their place in the european union. will they accept billions in bailouts or will they side with the young liberal politician that vows to rip up those agreements, cancel privatization and nationalize the banks. both parties are in a virtual tie. in egypt another historic election, polls are open for the second and last day for the presidential election. this is the first time egyptians have actually had a choice electing their leader. that person will most likely be forced to answer to the military they recently dissolved the parliament.

prosecutors are preparing to wrap up their case against jerry sandusky. that is tomorrow but today, he is undergoing court ordered psychiatric testing. cnn reports according to a source with knowledge of the case, prosecutors scheduled sandusky's exam after his defense attorneys won the right to introduce testimony on whether he suffers from a mental disorder. he is charged with sexually abusing ten boys over 15 years, charges he adamantly denies. >> president obama talked to a lot of people on friday, allowing a new immigration policy allowing young immigrants to stay here. mitt romney's campaign coach went head to head on the issue on abc's this week. this is not a permanent solution. this simply gives their homeland security and law enforcement officials the opportunity to enforce the law with some discretion and allows these

young people who came here many times early in their life and that want to serve in our military and go to our colleges to apply for a two-year period. >> governor romney has set i want strong border enforcement but on the issue what to do with young children who have come here through no fault of their own, he has been consistent, he would be open to an option for military service. while mitt romney said this morning he would not declare such a policy illegal, he would work the path a different law that helps young immigrants brought into the u.s. by their parents. high winds in colorado are not helping firefighters battle the most destructive wildfire in the state's history. with 1891 homes destroyed. fire crews say they are at war with mother nature. ginger zee says it's a war that could continue through the end 6 summer. >> eight days of high fire

drama. 55,000 acres burned, 181 homes gone, all because of this. they have identified the culprit in the hyde park fire. >> they have found in the south edge of the area, the actual tree where the lightning struck. >> check out that photo. you can actually see where the lightning hit the tree, sparked the fire and eventually forced so many to start over. >> we help people. i'm not one to ask -- >> more than 1500 are combatting the fire that is the most damaging and third largest in colorado state history. >> it's on the ground, the air support is great. there are guys out there with shovel, they are going to win it. >> in new mexico, firefighters have finally gotten a handle on one of the worst blazes. active fires are burning in

eight states. so far this year, firings have torched a millionaires acres across the country. back in colorado. they are going to win the battle for property but it's weather that started it and it will be weather that ends it. >> we hope to contain it today but that will something that will depend on mother nature. >> carolyn: now, in southern california a brush fire burning in riverside county is now 30% contained. the fire has charred 2200 acres of brush. it is still growing. this is near the i-10 freeway. firefighters have been dealing with winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour. fortunately no injuries reported and no structures are threatened. officials say the cause is under investigation. >> lisa argen is here talking about our father's day forecast. >> lisa: mother nature has been

working pretty hard, good summertime spread today. you see the city and up to 80 in inland valleys. 54 at our coast. cooling in parts of the bay but not as hot as it was yesterday sclooblg also next moving day at the u.s. open. tiger woods finding himself going into the wrong direction on the leader board. mike shumann has the highlights coming up in sports.s.s.s.s.s.s"

>> carolyn: a late afternoon dust storm swept into phoenix, you can see it approaching in too time lapse sequence. visibility in some places down to eighth of a mile. numerous crashes made the closure of a freeway south of phoenix, it was tied to a thunderstorm that kicked up the desert dust around 5:00 in the afternoon. quite a sight there. >> lisa: 35 mile-an-hour winds. we'll have 35-degree temperatured spread today. we'll look for the numbers to come down, but more dramatic around the shoreline. sn nice and sunny in santa cruz. only in the 50s in central coast. 60s in marin county. 70s in east bay valleys. live doppler 7-hd, no rain but we are looking at the low clouds

started out about 2:00 this morning, traveling up from the central coast making it up to point reyes. here is the key. it is staying offshore. it will take another 24 hours for it to move across the bay then we get mist and drizzle and more cooling in the valleys. 54 in half moon bay. 71 in fremont. 77 in livermore. it's going to be another warm to hot day in our inland valleys but we will take the edge off. already the southwesterly wind is making its influence felt in to the delta. that tells us that we are coming down temperature-wise, 7 degrees cooler in san francisco but some numbers still a little warmer than we were 24 hours ago. wind direction is out of the west for the delta, up to 23 miles an hour. you'll notice a light westerly wind in hayward. we will look for the winds to be increasing along the coast. elsewhere, it is still going to

be another warm day. father's day turning out to be a nice afternoon with cooler temperatures and then the cooling trend for the beginning of the workweek. in fact mist and drizzle here this morning but by mitt week it gets halted and another ridge of high pressure is going to build in. yesterday, wow, livermore airport, 106 today. forecasting a high low to mid-90s. 12 degrees cooler. napa was 101. 86 in the city. half moon bay, santa cruz and watsonville a little bit cooling. here is what we can expect today. cooling has gotten underway. fog pulls back. we'll see plenty of sunshine and then the next couple of days, 70s and 80s spread throughout the bay with a good dose of low clouds and stratus in the morning. really hot in the central valley with high fire danger down from the northern sierra down to yosemite and down to reno today.

we are looking at a breezy day, sunshine at the olympic club. should be nice but certainly much cooler. back home. 90s in the south bay. 99 in san jose, 86 in sunnyvale. 62 in pacifica. san francisco, pleasant afternoon. in the north bay, few 90s but a better afternoon at novato at 89. oakland 78. inland east bay still hot but not as hot as it was. 94 in livermore and down by the monterey bay, fog will stay around the shoreline, sunny with cool sea breeze and look ahead shows the cooling trend will spread all the way into the delta tomorrow. then sunny and warmer for the first day of summer on wednesday. >> carolyn: cooler weather is probably good for the golfers and spectators as well as the

olympic cluck. it is at 3:00 10 that mcdowell and jim furyk tee off at olympic club in san francisco hoping to win their second u.s. open. both are one under par and only players in red figures going into the final round. tiger woods will try to make a charge after struggling yesterday. mike shumann has the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning, trials and tribulations of the u.s. open course, tiger woods started under par and ended up over par. he misses this one. two bogeys in the first three holes. lee westwood, 67, this great birdie on 18. she tied for fourth at two over.

earn any els got this one for an eagle. he is also two over. shot of the day, john peterson, are you kidding me? a hole in one. you can go ahead and celebrate. jim furyk, birdie putt on 11, puts him in the lead. he is tied with graham mcdowell who had a great approach on 18. he would make a birdie. puts him at one under. tying are on 18, long putt for par, he would bogey at five over 75 on the day. here is the leader board. tiger is five back and four over. it will be a great father's day for someone. tim lincecum, is in washington he played college ball there and last night against the mariners. first time pitching as a giant in hometown of seattle.

he struggled out of the gate. bottom of the first, this one is gone. solo shot, 1-0. two batters later, he goes up and this is the eighth of year. timmy not what he was looking for. in the fourth they get the lead. ron singles one in then melky cabrera brings in one. giants up 4-2. now runners on the corners in the fifth. gets past buster posey. franklin brings the winning run. giants lose it 7-4. tim is 2-8 on the season. >> a's won their fifth straight with the win over the padres. floating with a no-hitter. you won't believe who broke it up. ross for first started since may 30th. bottom of the four, if you want a no-hitter, he delivers a solo

blast. 1-0 a's. you need great defense. watch coco crisp and no-hitter through five. in the sixth. former cardinal with a two-run shot. he allows one hit in six innings and then sean gives up a two-run double. padres are up 4-3 and jonny gomes, see ya! a's hold on to their sixth straight win, 6-4 is your final. >> n.b.a. finals, game three right here. coverage starts at 4:30. stick around for after the game. happy father's day. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> next, a new controversial plan in san francisco to help first time homeowners that some renters are vowing to kill. >> i'm nannette miranda where a tiny town has become infested

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>> carolyn: breaking news from southern california. it's dominating the headlines, rodney king has died at age 47. king's personal representative confirmed he was found dead at his home by his fiancee but offered no other details. tmz reporting that he was found at the bottom of a pool just after 5:00 this morning. attempts to revive him were

unsuccessful. they say realto police have opened an investigation. he became a worldwide figure after he was severely beaten by lapd officers and violence captured on home video. a year later the officers involved were acquitted of charges and riots and unrest broke out on the streets of los angeles, scores of businesses were burned. king became known for his plea, can we all just get along. he was found dead this morning at the age of 47. on the eve of opening arguments in the misconduct hearing for sheriff ross mirkarimi. a key witness is contradicting his version with a fight of his wife. the neighbor ivory madison who videotaped the bruise on her arm that mirkarimi admits causing during an argument with his wife. suspended sheriff says it

occurred while he tried to keep her from leaving the car with her son but with papers filed, madison says lopez told her the domestic violence happened in the hope and including mirkarimi slamming her against the wall. he has been suspended from office for misconduct. on tuesday they open proceedings in the case. right now stanford university's commencement ceremony is starting. keynote speaker is 1992 alum who is something of a national hero. corey book ser now the mayor of newark, new jersey. he made headlines by putting his life in jeopardy to rescue a neighbor from her burning home. while attending stanford he was named council of presidents and named to the football team. he then earned a law degree at

yale. >> in san francisco a city that is two-thirds renters are sometimes a strange relationship between renters and homeowners. lawmakers have introduced a controversial proposal designed to help entry level homeowners move up a notch but advocates for renters are threatening to kill the plan. >> it looks like an old-fashioned game show and most of contestants will lose. for the past three years, lea were hoping they will win the city's lottery to convert their home into a condo. they have what is called a tenancy in common where several individuals get together to buy a building. unlike condos you don't buy your own unit and you share the mortgage. >> being partners with people that are essentially strangers to you, open up your finances to them. >> it's entry level to home

ownership. they allow 200 units to convert to condos each year. now supervisors are proposing a one time bypass to allow nearly all the 2400 people in the lottery this year to skip the process. if they pay a $20,000 fee which would generate about $25 million earmarked for affordable housing. they say it will lead to evictions for renters. >> the fact is we need money for affordable housing but not at the expense of tenants. >> carolyn: but the legislation includes lifelong leases. opponents say it won't stamped up for state law. a supervisor says it's a win-win for everyone teashl tic owners. >> we are not talking about wealthy individuals but people that want to own a piece of

property. >> a similar measure by gavin newsom was blocked. >> in the central valley a problem that is unpleasant. they have come by the millions. lo cugs ts have descended on the small town half an hour outside of sacramento. as nannette miranda explains, they are hungry. >> i'm not used to this many bugs. walk anywhere and you can kick up what is believed to be locustgs. they swarmed in weeks ago and don't want to seem to leave. just how many? she would say in biblical proportions. >> at least five million on them. between 50 and 65 per square yard is a severe outbreak. if you stand there i may have 5,000 per square yard. >> you can see them eating

peaches. they are even try to eat the sign. they are working on the rose bushsz when -- brushes. >> they are called the destroyer. very appropriate name. >> debby's grandson catches quite a few in one swoop. her dog can't decide which one to chase because there are so many. a scientist told her that perhaps this dry warm winter means less vegetation for them to eat. combine that with a weather season when more bugs were born. all that created a perfect storm. >> these are all dead. >> for now, debby catches as many as she can and drowns them in a pool of pope si poison. >> it's not funny anymore. it's not entertaining anymore. it's not pleasurable. it's eating everything i own and i'm not happy. >> there is coco still looking

for more bugs. she has applied for a permit that allows her to use a pesticide similar to one used in africa. needless to say she won't be able to apply to get her farm organically certified this year. >> a big breakthrough, light in the million of a tunnel that will carry water safely to your home. >> and take a live look from our roof kay showing you the ferry building the flags blowing there in the wind. happy father's day everyone. your special forecast coming along with lisa argen in just a few minutes. i found a powerful new way to cut out arthritis pain. [ male announcer ] new icy hot arthritis lotion. powerful encapsulated menthol gets icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. power past pain.

>> carolyn: under the fremont hills, under the hills, miners

are digging a tunnel that will secure much of the bay area's water supply in the event of a major earthquake. david louie has this exclusive. >> they call it a hole through, two tunnels dug from open certain ends 450 feet below the hills. two separate crews were finally able to shake hands. because of safety concerns they shot the video inside the tunnel. >> today marks a milestone. we have now completed a 4500 foot run. >> when it's completed the new tunnel will travel three and a half miles under ground supplementing an older pipe built in 1934. it supplies water to 2.1 million people in the area. >> we still have pipes to go in here, eight foot pipes to pipe

the entire way. there is still a lot of work to do here. >> this is dangerous work. explosives are used daily. monster machines work within inches of miners. this is sandwiched between two active earthquake faults. it's expected to cost $230 million and completed in the fall of 2014. >> the project will be paid for by a bond measure approved by voters to upgrade the hetch-hetchy system. a network of tunnels, dams and reservoirs that deliver water 167 miles from the hetch-hetchy reservoir from hetch-hetchy national park to crystal sbrings dam along 280. >> carolyn: well, it felt a little cooler outside and we'll check with lisa argen. >> big cooling along the peninsula and the city making for another challenge at the olympic club. skies will turn cloudy. elsewhere, we are still talking

mid-90s inland. i'll have the forecast and talk about a big cooling trend coming up. >> also ahead, what taste tests reveal about ice cream treats. are they worth the money and calories? michael finney has the answer. >> take a look at tom cruise as you never have seen before. he belt it out rock of ages. on the aisle review is coming up. z@

>> carolyn: welcome back. it is 9:44. this is a live look from heavenly cam. right now the temperatures in tahoe a moderate mild 66 regrets. according to lisa argen they will climb up to 83 and there is high fire danger. >> this morning kate middleton arguably the most famous and photographed women is back in the spotlight. she is following in the footsteps of princess diana. she was spotted at one of her chosen charities. >> reporter: kate out and about on her own this morning, supported ago charity helping kids prosecute a poor neighborhood in london. >> kate is doing them very well. >> she has had a busy weekend. on friday night she attended a

charity theater night for 150 kids from one of her own personal charities. but also in the show, kate increasing ease and confidence. royal role becoming part and parcel of her daily routine. still the pomp and circumstance is dealt with. kate, william and harry all on show. but it's the charity work of the young royals that is beginning to catch the eye. all three display an awareness, relevant in difficult economic times and something the two princes inherited from princess diana. >> the royal a aspect the role is very important, just how lucky they are and conditions i live in.

>> both princes show their duty with their military careers. and high profile work with kids in africa, echo of diana's legacy is easy to say. kate the latest recruit is an invaluable asset. >> william and kate and harry is like that the three muska tiers. well summertime brings out ice cream lovers. michael finney has tips on finding the best frozen treat. >> ice cream. who wants sandwiches? >> summer is here and what better time to stock your freezer full of grab and go treats. >> most kids are happy with ice cream. we found a couple of them that capture ratings that make big

kids happy, too. >> they evaluated 21 different treats, including bars and dove and several others. the favorite good humor bars were the lowest rated ice cream bars tested. they describe the coating as thin and backing. with cries cream that tasted with a hint of wooden stick. several others, hagen daz were rated excellent. kids may not notice the nuances, they were rich and complex vanilla ice cream and dark chocolate but they do come at a price. >> they are expensive. they cost about 1.25 a bar and like all the bars they have a lot of fat and calories. >> for only 50 cents apiece, consider the ice cream sandwiches from walgreen's. the drugstore's old-fashioned ice cream sandwich that was

tested that wasn't gummy. it is soft and big cocoa flavor. a conclusions these people can agree with. >> if you are looking to satisfying a craving with fewer collars calories, consider frozen fruit bars. it rated whole foods every day spruar berry bars and almost as good, sprua berry bars made by whole fruit. >> we would rather just do chocolate. >> or do something nice for your dad today. weather is cooperating. >> we are looking at a substantial cool down. we watched the fog surge northward to point reyes this morning. right now from sutro camera. you will notice the low clouds and fog stack up around the coast. it will be moving a bit closer to the shoreline today around

our beaches. 1500 foot marine layer, our system substantial cooling, somewhat cooler inland. live doppler 7-hd shows the stratus along the coast. it's taken about six hours or so but working hard since 2:00 this morning making its way all the way up to the north. the winds will be increasing today. if you are at the coast or on the peninsula. some gusts up to 30 miles an hour, but we're already looking at a very warm started for the day inland. our big ridge of high pressure not ready to give way quite yet for folks in inland valleys around the tri-valley. 62 in oakland, with 66 in san carlos. most areas experience some cooling this morning but we started out so warm that still pretty toasty up in the north bay. wind directions will change from the offshore flow to onshore flow. some changes everywhere today,

just the degree of change will be limited as you head further east. south wind at 14 right now. half moon bay, visibility just down to about a mile and a half. mild this morning. with a cooler day for everyone. patchy fog increases throughout the day. cooling trend will get better established tonight. mist and drizzle to greet you tomorrow. 2-18 degrees cooler than yesterday. all due to this stratus and flow coming in from the ocean. if you are like the cooler weather you will like today. out of triple-digits around napa. 94 in livermore. san francisco in the upper 60s. mid 60s half moon bay. sea breeze yesterday, right at the beaches. today not a whole lot of change. we will look for an increase for some of the wind cooling trend, fog pulls back but right along the coast. at the olympic club we'll see some of the fog sneak in. 70s and 80s in the bay in inland

areas tomorrow and tuesday. big time heat, san joaquin valley and high fire danger down to yosemite and even into reno, as well. it will take a couple days to cool there. s in theng southerly winds, 60s. looking at numbers from 60s in the city, upper 70s in oakland. down by the monterey bay, 66 there. still hot in inland valleys. the a's game. looking good because the numbers will be out of 80s and more comfortable with sunny conditions. a little breezy, too, at times. look ahead much cooler tomorrow with mist and drizzle. tuesday nice, rather typical increasing warmth on wednesday. first day of summer and cooler thursday, friday and saturday. >> did you push a button there?

>> i can't do that. >> let's check what is going on in the theaters. rock of ages, is based on the stage show that features music of the 80s. here is don sanchez on the aisle. ♪ ♪ >> the hair and the music, flashback to the '80s. ♪ >> julian huff becomes a singer and is instantly attracted to them. it's a light weight plot between production members. but what about tom cruise? he plays a reincarnation of brett michaels. surrounded by women in a haze.

♪ >> and alec baldwin and buries el brand and mary blige got a hand. and songs by night ranger and journey. >> and perfect american accent trying to shut down the club. rock and roll is evil. he says. it's it goes back to the '50s. >> short, silly and campy but if you love the music you have to see the film. tom cruise, he can belt a song. you will see more of him than any other film. rock of age is like a string of music videos interrupted by a flimsy story. it's a satire that never takes itself too seriously.

i'll have to give it a little less than three-quarters of a bucket. >> carolyn: up next, surf is up, dozens of canines hotdog their way into the guinness book

if you are still searching for that perfect gift for father's day, look no further than your smart phone. there are dozens of new apps. one tracks golf courses worldwide. if grilling is his game, webeb has a mobile grilling cam upon pan yon and even build-up envy that has details big league stadium. >> what begin as a good idea of good time on a san diego area beach has back world record surf competition for dogs.

yesterday's coronado bay surf competition, broke world records. more than ten dogs swefd. more than ten dogs surfed with two people just to make sure the record stands. there were 50 canine come pet tors and thousands of spectators raising money. >> we're getting back to normal. still above normal in inland valleys. 94 in livermore. 92 in concord. increasing fog along the coast. 78 in oakland. so the southwest wind blowing around the peninsula and coast. 78 in watsonville. 94 in gilroy. further cooling for tomorrow and tuesday. summer begins wednesday. a little warmer and cooler at the end. week. happy father's day. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler.

happy father's day. our next newscast is at 4:00 because of the n.b.a. finals that begin here at 4:30. keep track of us twitter and talk all about it at facebook.com/abc7 news. have a great sunday and dads get out there and enjoy your special day. bye-bye.