we have breaking news from the east bay. hayward police are on the scene of an officer involved shooting at the intersection of santa clara and "a" street. police tell us they shot a suspect outside a check cashing store. no word on the suspect's condition. they have the streets in the area shut down while they investigate. good evening, i'm alan wang. tonight for t problems tonighte 49ers. $30 million slated for the new stadium has gone away. tomas ramon is live at the stadium construction site to tell us why the money is being diverted. >> reporter: governor brown

dissolved the redevelopment agencies. here in santa clara they decided it's not football. >> the new 49er stadium is under construction and on its way $1.2 billion venue. they decided to divert $30 million earmarked for the stadium for other needs. >> its fair decision on to show the city made a best effort to retain the funds but they were taken away. the team has committed to hang this additional money. we want to make sure the money is invested in our schools. >> they voted that $40 million in redevelopment funds should go to help build the stadium. sense then $10 million was spent. friday the remaining $30 million went away. the decision was made an oversight committee charged with how the funds should be spent.

concern if the city promised the money is it still on the hook for the funds. kevin morse says no but is disappointed by the vote. >> we backed everything so the 49ers would be on the hook. we're in good shape. its disappointment because they were promised this and voters overwhelmingly for this and the school district voted for it so it's puzzling. >> not to a group of teachers who opposed the stadium six years ago. >> we think public tax money should go to schools and community colleges and all the other things, not a private corporation. >> attorneys for the 49ers have claimed that the city has an obligation to pay the money it promised. the county attorneys say the funds are not an enforceable obligation. >> my concern was when push came to shove it came down lawyers. >> proposition "j" had a provision, that neither the city

nor the redevelopment agencies were liable for the financial obligations for the stadium authority. stadium authority is the one that promised the $30 million. 49ers have so far decided to the no comment. tonight stockton is on the verge to be the largerest city to file for bankruptcy. deadline is late tomorrow. officials are still hoping to restructure millions of dollars in debt under a new stayed mediation law. they have been hit by foreclosure and lost income from proper taxes. thousands hit the streets for gay pride across the u.s. today. in san francisco they celebrated the 42nd anniversary of pride. organizers say it's the largest lgbt gathering. sergio q the m the midst of the celebration today. >> the numbers are not in yet

but organizers say they expected about a million people to participate in this year's san francisco pride. among them are revellers displaying hallmarks of the event. of course, there is music, lots and lots of music. ♪ >> the parade bit changed a bit in the 42-year history. it charged as an active defiance but now an event where people bring their kids. for some marching there is still a push for their families to be fully recognized by the government. >> we can get legally married in the land of apartheid something wend of do in the land of the free. >> they are with a group. >> so same-sex couples can

sponsor them but it's beyond that, to keep families together. >> they are at risk of being pretty by deportation. so as droves of people came to the site and striking a pose, the community has lots of progress to be proud of but some leaders are pushing for more. >> why do we remember we have more work to do. >> as for marriage equality in california, proposition 8 was passed in 2008 effectively barring same-sex marriage in california, they continued to make its way through the federal court appeals process. pride parades took place all over the nation. in new york, they were among thousands to join in the festivities this morning. >> a fire heavily damaged a house in hayward tonight. no one was home by the time firefighters got to the house, it was fully involved.

they had to saw through the doors. it happened before 8:30 and it was out in less than 15 minutes. they believe the fire started in the kitchen and spread to the attic. a fire in san francisco's tenderloin had the red cross helping several residents find shelter tonight. just after 6:30 this evening, flames were seen coming out of an apartment on o'farrell street. it spread to the fourth floor. six apartments were damaged. one person were treated for minor injuries. >> fire investigators in oakland say they may finish sifting through rump of a massive fire tomorrow. a home under construction burned to the ground ten days ago. investigators still have not said if they found anything point totaling cause of the fire. >> a wildfires burning in colorado are still growing tonight. authorities now say 250 homes have been destroyed.

>> it's one of eight fires burning in the state right now. a new fire erupted today. here is the story. >> reporter: look at this time lapse over the last 24 hours, that orange blaze there on the horizon, showing one of the devastating fires in colorado. firefighters shall now losing ground, less than half of this fire under control. >> it's right outside fort collins, colorado and it's already destroyed 191 homes. that blaze is the largest and most expensive in colorado history. tonight the newest fire is near colorado springs and shows just how quickly these flames can spread with conditions right now providing the perfect fuel. the fire started burning 24 hours ago in waldo canyon and swept across 2,000 acres charring land. thousands of homes have been evacuated, 11,000 people told to leave. one husband said he learned of evacuations that it changed. >> they said the evacuations

were mandatory. >> a team of 400 firefighters and emergency workers are at that one fire tonight. more on their way into colorado springs with so many families now on their way out. >> what do we take in case our house burns down. >> and tonight the governor on why this newest fire is most concerning. >> the situation, so concerning about the waldo canyon fire is the number of homes that we see being at risk. >> more than 7,000 people in colorado are still evacuated from their homes tonight. still to come, close income on the supreme court's highly anticipated decision on president obama's healthcare plan. >> plus, a how he got there and what to get him out. ♪ ♪

>> the amazing, stunning the world with her voice. >> i'm leigh glaser, clear skies and temperatures overnight getting chilly into the 40s, we are going to warm up as we head into mid-week.

os big celebrations underway in egypt where a new president has been elected.

cairo's tahrir scare, they cheered for mohammad morsi, the first islamic head of state to be elected out of arab revolution. all of egypt is waiting to see what the new president can actually do. the ruling military party has stripped away most of the presidential powers and dissolved the elected parliament. >> the u.s. supreme court are expected to hand down a ruling on healthcare that could come as early as tomorrow. lilian kim is here with more. >> it's the best kept secret in washington. dozens of people that worked for them and it's a decision that will affect just about everyone. david just graduated from u.c. berkeley, he already has a job but doesn't qualify for health

coverage but she covered because under the president obama's health care overhaul, he can stay under the parents insurance plan. >> who knows what, anything can happen. everybody has to have health insurance. >> that could change depending on how they rule on the affordable care acted. they could strike down to all or part of the law. like for bidding insurance company proposing lifetime dollar limits. >> there is a wide number of possibilities. >> john is a professor of the goldman school of public policy at u.c. berkeley. key issue is the provision of the law that requires everyone to buy health insurance starting in 2014. if justices strike down the individual mandate, affordable care acted will begin to unravel as insurance companies will

pressure congress to change the law. >> without the individual mandate you don't have the money going into the pool to pay for that. so what most people assume what will happen is the insurance companies will switch from being in favor of obamacare to be against it. >> they hope the law stays intact. >> an environmental science major and not being able to be on the parents health care would be bad. >> the decision doesn't come down tomorrow it will be as early as thursday. >> now to one of the most intrusive of crimes, peeping toms. this 18-year-old is under arrest. police say he was caught n at a target store stalking aisles and

taking upskirt videos. last year another peeping tom got more than he bargained for after he slipped a camera where a woman was trying on clothes. >> i started screaming at him and got him off me and pushed him across the face a few times. >> they tracked charged him with disorderly conduct. he confessed and got caught. >> a san diego man got caught. it was vending machine. police say he was trying to steal a soda. he apparently reached inside the slot of the machine and got his arm stuck. nearby trolley rider called for help. >> we thought if we could get someone that could come out and have a key and have access and do a little damage but nobody had the key.

>> so firefighters used axes and air chisels to try to free the boy. his arm was a little sore but other than that he is okay. the boy was taken into custody by police. he may now face charges of petty theft. he never did get that soda either. and let's check in with the weather. >> a cool weekend, no doubt about that. temperatures 10-15 degrees below this time of the year. newsbut o warm up just in time for the middle part of our workweek. high definition east bay cam, looking at over the bay. we have clear sky right now. live doppler 7 hd is picking up the clearness across the bay but notice to the north and west of us, high clouds but a little bit of low cloudiness advancing our way. a little bit of moisture up

along the north coast in the form of mist and drizzle and some may move into the bay area tomorrow night. let's go ahead and check out current temperatures for you. we're all in the 50s. 52 in santa rosa. san francisco 55. 56 in livermore. 56 in antioch. our highlights, keep it clear overnight. we'll start to bring in a little bit of low cloudiness right around the coast. it will be a cool, sunny breeze with coastal clouds, they will increase early tuesday morning and then after that, get ready for high pressure to build in and warmer weather pattern right on in through the latter part of our workweek. it's going to be chilly tonight. cloverdale 43. san rafael getting down to 49 degrees. it's going to be the north bay communities in the mid 40s. interior valleys getting to 48.

50s elsewhere. 52 in san francisco. oakland 51 degrees. clear through much of the evening. this is the forecast, through the 7:00, 8:00 timer period, some of the low cloudiness filters in north of the golden gate bridge. ocean beach and commuters over the golden gate bridge a little mist and drizzle for the monday morning commute and low cloudiness. all of this will burn back to the coast only to reform and move back inland, monday night, early tuesday morning. cold front as we take a look at water vapor, satellite is a low pressure area, kind of parked right off the coast. tomorrow it looks like it will start to make inroads, move on towards the east. as it does so we will see the sea breeze pick up on the back side of the system on tuesday. that is when we'll start to warm things up. mild day tomorrow. 75 in los gatos. at the coast, 62 for half moon bay. peninsula upper 60s to low 70s

for you. 54 for downtown san francisco tomorrow. in the north bay, 57 for petaluma, 71 for sonoma. oakland tomorrow, a little bit of overcast in the morning, 68 degrees there. interior east bay, to mid to upper 70s. 75 for antioch. 73 for concord and even gilroy to 78 degrees. we have one more kind of cool day, that will be tomorrow. then after that warmer days ahead, back in the 80s by mid week and mid to upper 60s at the coast. mike nicco will be here at 4:30 to update you. battled between the a's and giants turned out to be a great series. >> fantastic series, giants going for their first three-game sweep of the a's. eseú

after a pair of frustrating one-run losses to the giants a's finally pulled one out. a.j. griffin was making his major league debut. buster posey takes him deep for a two-run homer and giants are on top. matt cain threw seven strong innings. this is one of his seven strikeouts. griffin settled down to retire 16 of the next 18 batters. he struck out four. smith ripped this ball down the right field line, it's called foul but it did dig up chalk, it should have been fair and the manager is not happy. melky cabrera with the running catch. still down by one and josh read i can into a double play. full count for derek norris and

rookie catcher with the major league home run. a's avoid the sweep by walking off with a 4-2 victory. >> something i'll never forget. it's a great feeling. a.j. battled today. he did phenomenal. you couldn't ask for a better start. >> it's not that bad but put it out the park for a victory today. >> i'm speechless. i didn't know what to think. i had some nerves going but i went out there and just tried to give us a chance to win. >> tomorrow the a's are at seattle and dodgers are at at&t. >> still to come who took

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a lot of caution flags but that was not the case up in sonoma. tony larussa served as grand marshal. with four lapse, kyle busch and carl stood out. fewest caution flags in sonoma. the last year's winner culture bush made a charge, but boyer took the checkered flag and first ever victory on a road course. >> italy got by england to learn a spot in the semifinal. it looks like italy has a goal but he is off sides. the replay showing the call was correct. after regulation the game was decided by penalty kick. steven girard puts it on top. england would score no more and

gigi was up for the task. and the italians win 4-2 and face germany on thursday. >> we go to connecticut for the final rowdy of the travelers chamber. rory sabbatini, this ball rolls into a cup for a hole in one. australian fired 89 under 62 to take the lead with 14 under. charlie hoffman fell apart in the last two and wound up with a double bogey when his second shot misses the green. he had to settle for a boogie on 18. he wins his first event. that is your abc7 sports report. >> thank you. see you later. >> still to come, tropical storm

debby is already pounding the east coast. the latest on the storm and why this could be a very rough year. >> plus, the hottest car on the road, inside the new tesla that was just released this weekend. >> high-tech travel than

we have breaking news from san francisco. a california highway patrol officer has been hurt in an accident on 280. it happened about an hour ago. it took more than half an hour to free the officer trapped inside the car. his injuries are not life-threatening. accidentn happened but the chp says it did not involve any other cars.

hayward police are on the scene of an officer-involved shooting. the shooting happened about an hour ago. police tell us they shot a suspect outside a check cashing store, no word on the suspect's condition. >> firefighters made quick work of a house fire in hayward but not before the home was heavily damaged. no one was home at the time and nobody noticed the fire until flames caught the attention of neighbors. >> $30 million was supposed to go to the 49er stadium and the money will instead be spent on local schools. tropical storm debby, never have we had so many so early. debby is already responsible for one death and florida officials urged the evacuation of low-lying areas.

cities why inundated. tropical storm debby is making a name for itself this weekend. >> this weekend is all about debby. >> now tropical storm debby. >> the latest on tropical storm debby. >> they got a the slow moving storm in the gulf a solid soaking of more than four inches of rain, flood road after road made a sunday drive nearly impossible. that rough surf a sign of what is ahead. several tornadoes have already been reported in south florida. high winds toppling trees.just a just a big boom. >> fences went crashing to the ground. the latest path keeps it at tropical storm status making landfall wednesday night in the panhandle. this weekend oil companies scrambled to get their workers off their rigs.

louisiana where the memory of katrina is never far from mind, officials have already declared a state of an emergency. the race is onto shore up the levy. >> we don't expect it to be a major storm, it's gaining strength and we need to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. right now forecaster forecay it's standing still, about 115 myles off the coast. >> in tacoma, two kids were severely sun burned during a field trip because the temperature was not allowed to put sunscreen on them. they were so badly burned their mothers had to rush them to the hospital. billy has a form of skin that makes her skin sensitive. most american schools don't allow sunscreen without a doctor's note.

>> i can't see any justification to tell a child they are not allowed to buy sunscreen. >> i think it's really dumb. >> only state that allows sunscreen in school without a note is california. a new high-tech car in the bay area this weekend. tesla made a few sports car, but now the company has the sights on the rest of us. >> meet the hottest new family car on the market. tesla's model hit the road in style. the only all electric luxury sedan available in the u.s. going to zero to 60 in a matter of seconds and very practically. >> i can probably get two to three cents a mile cost effect i have to drive the vehicle. >> more than 10,000 have been ordered with the first ten delivered this weekend. we decided to check it out at a new york showroom where hundreds of people have already come in.

>> i'm 6'4" and i feel there is a lot of room in here. this could be like an suv. >> it gives me approximately 300 miles, comparable to gasoline we're looking at six or seven times that amount. >> tesla says they will on off set the $279. your electricity bill will be every year. if that is not enough to sell the car, the car can go up to 130 miles an hour. >> it's like a sports car. you have family, family in the car you can be responsible and when they are not there -- exactly. >> 10,000 people have put down deposits for the car so far. any kind of travel can be an issue. nology even technology even more anxieties is kropgs up. it stems from our desire to be constantly connected.

many travelers admit to, what about losing your device. travelers say it's less stressful than losing a wallet but more stressful than losing a wedding ring. >> wow! 6. >> just ahead, some amazing singers. ♪ ♪ >> that is just a taste what you can hear the young children singing coming up. >> and vampire hunter versus an arrow slinging princess. more when we return. >> and see clear sky out there. a little patchy fog developing tomorrow morning. we'll take a look at the numbers. we'll start to warm up this workweek. c

new princess is a box office hero. >> pixar's movie brave took in $67 million domestically. madagascar took number two spot. vampire hunter took number three with $16 million. >> emeryville pixar produced

brave. pixar is part of the walt disney family. don sanchez traveled to scotland for this behind the scenes look. ♪ >> she is an independent spirit, this red haired princess and in the lore in the country where it's made. it's filled with tradition, it's scotland. ittes what is created on the computer screen. >> just the landscape evoke,000 mystery and adventure. >> it is like a character. there is richness to the look. to the waterfalls and landscapes the most we've seen by pixar. >> they say, never done that. >> how did they do that?

>> we want it to feel believable and what a rich world. >> director mark andrews is everywhere dealing with the smallest details or working with the actors. kevin mcdonald is a native of scotland. >> the aspects of the scottish countryside and forests. >> kevin who is on grey's anatomy went to ed inbureau university. >> what in the world is that -- what is that. >> from his grandfather. >> to suggest he spoke of some of this to them. >> so, this is big film looking

for a box office score. and it may have a residual effect for the country. >> liability good thing for scotland. >> don sanchez, abc7 news. >> a new york elementary school choir that became famous when cover version posted on youtube has done it again. this time they covered adele. listen to this. ♪ ♪ >> that is one and only by adele. it's been a little over a decade he has been inspiring his students. now the focus of a new documentary debuting at the film festival. >> a lot of these kids may feel like they are not really succeeding in other areas. they go to this place where they

can totally be themselves. >> people can't get enough. we do have link on our website. check it out at abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. >> all that talent. it's great. >> let's get a check on our weather. >> if you are traveling into southern california, no complaints tomorrow. 78 for los angeles, 69 and a little on the cooler side for san diego. morning fog. palm springs heating up to 104. 82 for fresno. big sur, 69 and 77 degrees tomorrow for sacramento. for the bay area, temperatures tomorrow much like today. still running a little cool for this time of the year. we may see mist and drizzle develop late in the day as low clouds reestablish themselves along the sonoma coast. santa rosa 71. 64 for san francisco, antioch

will warm to 75 degrees. concord, 73. we'll go 76 for morgan hill. santa cruz, with 72 degrees and 56 for monterey. seven-day forecast, get ready for a warmup wednesday, thursday and friday. inland temperatures warming back to the mid-80s, mid to upper 70s around the bay and upper 60s at the coast. giants game was so great. it's back by popular demand. >> all right. in front of the home crowd, coming up in sports, one run loss to

giants were just one strike away from completing their first three-game sweep of a's, another one was making a debut and they welcome griffin with a homer sixth homer of the season. matt cain threw seven strong innings. after posey's home run, griffin settled down and retired 16 of the next 18 batters. smith ripped this ball down the right field line. it's krauld called foul but it did pick up change. managera's a happy guy.

melky carrara with a nice catch. runners at the corners, but josh hits it into an double play. full counted for derek norris who comes through with a three-run shot. a's avoid the sweep by walking off with a 4-2 victory. >> something i'll never forget. it's a great feeling. a.j. battled today and pitched phenomenal. couldn't ask for a better start from him. >> i'm kind of speechless. i didn't know what to think. h i had some nerves going at the same time but i went out there and give us a chance to win. >> all three games of the bay bridge series why sellouts. here is what some of the fans and players had to say.

>> the a's in the final of the series, go oakland! >> best thing about the bay bridge series is that both squads coming out and see who is best in the bay area. >> i think it's an obvious match-up needs to play year. it brings both crowds together. >> jonny gomes home run, see how they get along in the bay area. >> it's been here for years. >> not many places, let's go giants, let's go oakland. >> i've been a giants' supporter and this is my team. i guess i was a black sheep. i didn't follow oakland. >> i grew up with the a's and mimi and my dad have had tickets. >> my family has been about the

a's and giants. >> the world series, people have offered me money for it but i won't sell it. i think bay area fans can be a fan of both teams. it's a great rivalry. everybody is here to have a great time. >> as a married couple we are rooting for them and coexist just fine. the way we do that, we try to encourage each other when the other team is playing. >> i don't agree with coexist tense during the game but after the game we definitely do. >> over the years 350 has become known for collisions and skleidz and even some fights but that was not indicates up in sonoma. tony larussa was the grand marshal. jeff gordon has won the race five times but not today. with four laps to go, kyle busch and minard spin out.

boyer led 71 of the 112 laps, last year kurt busch made a charge but boyer held on to take th the flag. >> it seems like it was a huge risk and chance for me. it was obviously a chance for me to showcase my talents. thank you guys. >> when it comes to colleges, san jose state is considered the man, he is going to be inducted into the hall of fame tomorrow in st. louis. it's an honor well deserved. congratulations lawrence. that is your abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> and the man. >> that concludes our broadcast. >> we continue tomorrow morning at 4:30.

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