prompt. good morning everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with the weather. here is our meteorologist, frances dinglasan. >> hi, carolyn. i wanted to show you this shot, we're seeing blue skies, a and sunny conditions in parts of bay area. we started off the morning pretty gray and still chance of coastal drizzle. by lunchtime it will be definitely sunny inland and warming up to the upper 70s and sea breeze kicks in but a lot of sunshine for most everyone, temperatures in the 06's along the coast and then up to 80s inland and then clear skies tonight. we have a lot of activities for the 4th of july holiday.

go. >> carolyn: developing news in contra costa where they are looking for the cause of a house fire. in martinez. firefighters were called just after 11:00 last night and found flames shooting as high as 50 feet in the high. they got the fire in control about 30 minutes later. one person had had to be hospitalized with breathing problems. the kitchen and garage areas collapsed. >> it's illegal now for restaurants to serve foie gras. the new law took affect at midnight. the law was driven in part by by an "abc 7 news" investigation that begin in 2003. abc news tomas ramon found lots

of people ordering it up last night. >> reporter: foie gras was flying out of the restaurant kitchen. here at the steakhouse, protestors chanted outside, dine ergs dined on the goose liver inside. >> to give it a three. it's good. i don't know. i'm not missing if eird ever eat it again. >> they said it was a huge success to mark zimmerman. >> alexander, protestors denounced the last feeding on animals they suffer under cruelty what they call a questionable delicacy. >> they did the right thing when they passed the ban. >> they sowed the seeds in the

legislature. about a dozen san francisco restaurants said goodbye to the liver. another liver nor 50 people. >> foie gras, anything for $5. >> they were filled with customers as with a restaurant on embarcadero. he says he has never seen a response to such dish since they had a farewell to foie gras. they have gone through 40 found in the last two days along. >> we have french-fries and side dishes. >> it's a sad xhan terry that these people are indulging that results in such cruelty. >> the chef says the fight isn't over the they are working with legislators to overturn the ban

and they rights activists say they are going to sue. >> more state laws take effect on today to require health care shooshers to require the treatment of autism. those that apply permanent cosmetics will have to register with the local government. there is also a new law to protect car buyers, to mark used vehicles with bright red warnings stickers if they are listed in the database as junk, salvaged or damaged by floods. >> starting today you are going to pay more to ride transit. bart is raising fares by 5 cents per trip on average. 1.4% overall. muni passing up $2. it will now cost $74.

discount fares for students and low income leaders will go up a collar. >> caltrain will charge a quarter more each way. golden gate transit will do the same for the bus rides. fairy trips between larkspur and san francisco is 25 cents more. >> and bridge tolls are going up today for big trucksed with rvs with two action else. it's now $5 and $6 on the golden gate bridge. bridge tolls for most cars and lighted trucks are unchanged. >> this morning, aldon smith is recovering after being stabbed at a house party. they describe the wounds as minor. he had an outstanding season last year. this is not expected to set him back.

he has at a house when shots were fired around 2:00 a.m. yesterday morning. that is rural santa clara county. besides smith they found two people with gunshot wounds and they were taken to the hospital. investigators are not saying how the whole fight started. in a statement the 49ers said -- we are in contact with aldon and thankful that his injuries are not more serious. >> a fatal shooting of an armed robbery suspect in vallejo happened yesterday. accorded to witnesses the man had a gun after police say he crashed his suv. it begin in the morning at a robbery at a gas station. they spotted the getaway vehicle and gave chase. sergio quintana shows us the dramatic ending as recorded on a

cellphone. >> in this video shot by a neighbor you can hear officers shouting at the suspect and then a hail of gunfire. this was a violent and that begin at an 911 call after 9:00 this morning. suspect sped off in this white jeep that had been reported stolen in concord. sheriff's deputies went on chase took out a fire hydrant and slammed into the side of garage. he took off on foot and tried to hide. they locked down the neighborhood as they searched. >> we came up and the minute we came outside the cops were out around the house. >> there were two other officers over here on the side. they came through our backyard. >> watching the video shot by a

neighbor the officers converged on the backyard of the home and shen shouted at him before opening fire. two officers shall on leave which is standard with an officer-involved shooting. the suspect says they have crossed paths before. >> we were familiar with him, yes. we are following up at this point. coming up next, the east coast is reeling from a powerful storm that knocked out power to millions of people. it could take several days for electricity to be restored. 9 latest on two huge wildfires in colorado.

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oh the east coast a dangerous heat dough am is sitting around 28 states with warnings today, this is after severe weather moved in. here is more. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: right behind a killer storm. dangerous heat. atlanta hit a new all time high of 106.

memphis, 102. raleigh and st. louis, 105. in the city named for the heat, they say it's too hot to do anything. >> people could be dying, i don't understand, the impact that heat has on the body, especially if you are over 55. >> an inferno embedded in an unfern oh. >> once you are working and you have the gear and can wear you down. >> states of emergency have been declared in several states. trees uprooted, power lost in dozens of states. in new jersey two cousins were killed when a tree fell on their tent at a state campground. >> in west virginia, an amtrak train got stuck on the track for 24 hours.

trees blocking it from behind and sand witching the passengers for a very long day. state to state, town to tuan, the damage and the heat are taking a toll on millions of americans. in indiana, lightning struck a home early saturday morning, gone in a flash. the fire judged from neighbor to neighbor, one house after another. >> you never know what mother nature holds for you when she let's loose. crews are working around the clock to restore power. at one time. more than 3 million people were affected. it might take several days to restore power to everyone. >> in just a few hours, salvation army is deploying two people to colorado to help coordinate the emergency disaster response to the wildfires there. firefighters are making progress on two of the most destructive wildfires in that state's history. authorities now say the waldo

canyon fire near colorado springs is 45% contained and today people will be able to tour the destruction. crews expect to have that massive wildfire burning west of fort collins fully contained today. that fire has destroyed 8,000 acres. >> other news, congressional leaders are warning that the final say on healthcare reform doesn't rest with the u.s. supreme court. they are betting voters will make the to final call when they choose their leaders in november. white house sons, bring it on. the battle to provide americans with healthcare was championed by the late senator ted kennedy. while he did not live to to see the outcome when supreme court voted. his widow, victoria was all smiles when she gave her exclusive first interview to

abc's george stephanopolous. >> she believed -- he believed it was a moral issue. that it defined it who we were as a country. that decent quality of affordable healthcare should be a fundamental right. >> if we want to get rid of obamacare we need to replace president obama. >> industry has collected millions of dollars to put themselves in charge that is what we have. >> senate majority leader calls the healthcare law a job killing tax increase go measure that has angered voters. well, frances dinglasan is here talking about what we're going to see in terms of the weather as we move towards the 4th of july. >> we're going to see more sunshine in the next few days. we actually have a warmup headed our way. under great skies, live shot looking towards san francisco

and the clouds are breaking up and temperatures will be climbing. i'll have the exact numbers for th

welcome back. it is 9:19. thank you for joining us on this first sunday in july and every sunday morning. this is a live look courtesy of the elevenly resort cam. it's going to be about 72

degrees in south lake tahoe. frances dinglasan who is in this morning for lisa. nice everywhere. >> we're going to see more of that sunshine. in the bay area it's going to take longer in several locations show you live shot. in santa cruz we're starting to see blue skies and clouds and blue skies over the boardwalk. it will be a a gorgeous day to head to santa cruz. i wanted to show you live doppler 7-hd. this will show you exactly where the cloud cover around the bay area. that near santa cruz. live shot that we just saw. i'm going to zoom in. we saw some here. we're starting to see around the san jose area, as well. temperatures right now near 60 degrees for the most part.

60 in san francisco. 62 in oakland, 64 in san jose. we still have low clouds that we have to deal with. coastal drizzle in fact near monterey we got measurable precipitation. cloudy coast. sunny inland but sunny and mild this week, with temperatures coming up from the beginning workweek into the 4th of july. we have this trough of low pressure that is heading toured oregon but it's going to help push this cool wind through the bay area and that will keep temperatures slightly below normal. forecast model shows the clouds pulling back once again. by the afternoon hours, most of us in the clear, but expect partly cloudy conditions alone the peninsula and cloudy along the coast. in the 60s and 70s around the bay and 80s inland.

in the south bay, look for a high of 77 in san jose. upper 70s south about a, low to mid-70s on the peninsula. fog in pacifica. low 60s for you there. downtown san francisco, 66 degrees. if you are heading to the marin county fair, a high of 76. low 70s in the east bay. with more sunshine. berkeley, 68, it's always cooler right here where the winds and sea breeze make their way through golden gate bridge. and alameda county fair, 77 degrees. low 80s in concord and pittsburg and low 80s in monterey and gilroy. check out the duws, santa cruz at 73 but monterey almost ten degrees cooler because the extra cloud officer at 75.

if you are headed to watch fireworks at great america, good news, clear skies, temperature at 64 degrees. light wind with was wind at 10 miles per hour. here is the seven-day forecast. we have the drizzle to deal with, but look at that -- lots of sunny skies for the 4th of july and always keeping track of that fog forecast for the 4th of july fireworks. >> carolyn: frances, nice to have you here this morning. let's check out sports. vogelsong starts for the giants as they try for a split against the reds and soccer fever taking over in palo alto to see the san jose earthquakes battle the l.a. galaxy. good morning, we kick off with the california competition.

50,000 watching the earthquakes and galaxy and fans came out in full force for this. randon donovan and they cut the lead to one. it's tied at 3. marvin chavez corner kick, he puts it in. earthquakes up 4-3. david beckham kicks burley and injured earthquake, answer yellow card. earthquakes win it 4-3. >> we had 50,000 people, yelling and screaming, going crazy from minute one. it qeechgs you going. >> a lot of frustration. >> former giants dusty baker and fourth straight shootout shutout

walking through barry zito. the bubble heads handed out yesterday. pitcher had no fear. striking it on seven in the first. he walked six including this bases load situation in the fourth. 1-0 reds. reds gets insurance on the seventh, miguel, brings one in, 2-0 reds. he goes the distance to end the game. only two hits given up by latos. 2-1 the final. >> more be we are used to seeing. we couldn't really get to him. he did a good job and try to do more. >> texas, tommy on the mound, struck out the side in the

first. second inning, he hit a home run he did the same yesterday. just clears the wall street. second of the year, 1-0, andre ties it up with one swing. bat. we have a 1-1 ballgame. a's up 2-1 in the fifth. two score and 3-2 rangers. josh hamilton, see ya! 25th of the year, rangers win it 7-2 the. >> that assault way the ball bounces, i'll see you again at 5:00. >> straight ahead, it's election day in mexico and the vote could have a big impact right here at home. >> also a medical mission tri-after a two-year-old battles a

welcome back. this morning, voters in mexico are choosing their next president. at stake is how to deal with drug kar tells and end the bloodshed that has caused thousands of deaths. more than 50,000 people have been killed in mexico's drug wars. >> three biggest issue issues

are what? >> it's violence, violence and victims. >> and three leading candidates, front-runner w wants to focus on cartel leaders. to concentrate on curbing violence on the streets there. to see how bad that violence is, look no further than this booming mexico city busy. for every day, cars are turned into armored safe havens. >> i would say in the last four years the business has gone up maybe a thousand percent. it's huge, big time. >> especially along the border, regular families with means, not just politicians are spending thousands so they can drive the streets safely. >> just about everything in this mid suv is bullet resistant to the windows to the doors.

the owner a local businessman. >> they say miws should be paying close election here. >> violence here is in mexico only in mexico. >> all that violence in mexico is also causing concerns for today's voted. election officials say things are so bad they haven't been able to prepare properly for the vote in several cities. >> the search resumes in about 30 minutes for a missing dodger baseball fan that may have fallen into the bay. volunteers searched the waters looking for any sign of him yesterday. the 27-year-old vanished monday night after the gamer. a friend told police he was in a car on his cellphone when he stepped out of the car and walked towards pier 32. when he looked up he was gone. >> we're not going the give.

we're going to continue. i wanted to say i did everything i did possible to search for my nephew. >> he was in shape he did not know how to swim. family and friends are posting fliers asking the public to keep an eye out. >> a fund-raiser will be held today for residents who lost their home in a fire back in may in san francisco's mission district. 37 people were displaced including several children by that fire. that damaged two apartment buildings. one person was injured. the red cross says more than half of the residents have found new places to live but the arrest rest of still struggling to get their lives back on track. a fund-raiser will be held at today's event in the mission from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. donations can be brought to the casanova lounge. >> a girl is home with her

family after battling a mysterious disease that put her in a coma. it was diagnosed by children's hospital in oakland. occasion oh lynn johnson has the story. >> carolyn johnson has the story. >> she likes to get her hands on anything. that is an amazing accomplishment considering months ago she could barely control her movements at all. >> she won't be able to grasp things and she won't be able to walk and talk. >> they took a cellphone video that the seizure would last 30 minutes. the caution was mystery when she arrived at children's oakland. >> she was moving incessantly. arms and legs with twitching.

>> they suspected encephalitis but was unsure of the cause. they took a sample of a spinal tap in spain. they had to deal with dangerous seize zblurs one part of the therapy was giving her medication to put her into a coma so she wouldn't move. >> her mom never left her bedside as the ordeal stretched on. >> all i know, i never lose hope. that she will come back again. >> finally the sample confirmed it. she had a newly discovered form of encephalitis. her encephalitis is known as anti-mmdr. it you cautioned by dangerous anti-bodies created by their immune system. >> it crosses into brain and

attacks part of the bra zblin there are several strategies available to treat it. >> in her case, they used a process to remove the antibodies to remove it from the blood. >> we have seen her talking. we have seen her vocalizing. we are waiting for her to say mom and dad. >> revived and treated for her symptoms, they released her to home. she faces long months of physical therapy. but for her family, it marks the end of a painful journey. >> i've been waiting for her. i've been waiting for her for her. an amazing story. by the way, the doctor says health officials have been

alerting doctors about the form of encephalitis and they are trying to learn 'more about the disease's history. >> a family thought they had said their last goodbyes to their dog when they turned the injured petted over to be euthanized. now he is back home and on the mend. was the a tearful reunion for the family in fresno when they never imagined, that taylor was injured when she fell on a spike in her yard. she faced expensive surge with an uncertain outcome. they made the decision to have her put down. >> i gave her a huge hug and started crying, i told her i was so sorry i was poor. she would forgive me.

>> everywhere we look, i would imagine her being there. >> what they did not realize that the spca touched, they decided to pitch in for her life saving surgery. a very surprised and thankful family got her back home yesterday. they call it a miracle combining human compassion with divine intervention. >> up next, one woman's solution to san francisco graffiti problem. she is calling it spray art and she is calling the tagers busy. >> and take a live look from our roof cam. the flags are waving in the background. if you have plans for the 4th of july. frances dinglasan will have your forecast iñ!ñcús

some neighbors in mission district are battling graffiti were more graffiti. as jonathan bloom found out his unorthodox way to cleaning up the neighborhood seems to be working. >> to most people it's a white wall but to a tager, it's an invitation. not just vandalism, drug use. they would go shooting up and dealing. >> so neighbors turned to this. instead of covering the walls

with white, covering it with art. some of it by the time people that used to tag the walls. >> i was running around the alleyways and vandalizing things. >> he is part of graffiti crew. >> my whole life has improved as an artist and human being. [ laughter ] >> within six weeks they have turned almost all of the alley into a giant mural that has made out tourist maps. >> it's a traveling element that keeps out folks that want to squat, literally. >> one reason they keep communicating back the walls keep changing. some of them will only be stay up for a couple of weeks. >> we want to be constantly knew so every time you walk down the alley you see something new that pops out at you. >> every time they paint over

sthair old work, it's refreshing. >> as for the tagers you wreoptd see many of their named here. they don't like to vandalize work. >> most of kids respect of work what we do. they are trying to reach this level. this will be the perfect day to go there. >> yeah, it will, and street closures for sunday streets. >> 11:00 to 6:00 i believe today. >> and it's great. i've been there, a lot of fun. we are starting off with low clouds but if you are heading there this afternoon. temperatures in the upper 60s. the mid 60s in parts of san francisco. i will also have your 4th of july forecast coming up. >> also ahead, getting up in the morning, there is an app for that.

>> children are more likely to have their identities stolen than you are. i'll show

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you no longer need an alarm clock to wake you up because abc news is happy to tell you about the new alarm clock app. you download it to iphone and wake up with all the news and traffic alerts you need.

morning news anchor kristen sze explains. >> for more and more people the alarm clock is being replaced with your iphone. now, we can get you out of bed and on your way. >> good morning sunshine. >> here is how it works, there no need to go searching with the news, with the alarm clock app, local news and weather are all there in one place. you can customize it from the weather team. >> wake unto the abc news theme. >> or -- choose from one of our classic ring teongs. the flee abc news alarm clock app wakes you up to music from your own library. once up, you can check your local news and get hour by hour weather forecast to start your

day and seven-day forecast to start your week. we have your commute covered with up to minute traffic before you head out the door. >> thanks to the alarm clock app. all the news and weather, you count on, is there with you when you wake up. >> you can get your abc7 news alarm clock app from apple's app store. search abc's san francisco alarm. and you were saying, wake up and beat the traffic! [ laughter ] >> wake up and join us. >> something like that. it's a great idea. >> yeah, i like to hear yours, too. >> how about the weather. how it's going to be nice day today. if you are heading to the sunday streets, mission district, carolyn and i were talking about

that. 11:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. so just keep that in mind. i'll be heading there myself with my family. here is live shot toward the bay bridge, still stubborn low clouds over most of the bay area. in fact with live doppler 7-hd the clouds have crept back in the south bay where we saw partly cloudy conditions. looks like we saw some of the images but in san francisco, the low clouds shall actually causing hour long flight glace. it's 63 degrees at sfo. keep this that in mind if you are picking up anyone at the air parted airport. 64 in san jose. so for this morning, much like yesterday. we have the low clouds, even a little bit of a coastal drizzle. it will be cloudy along the coast and sunny inland and sunny

mild all week for the 4th of july holiday. great news if you are planning to do something outdoors. this trough of pleosh heading toward oregon. air is going to bring this westerly winds keeping temperatures on the cool side for some locations. forecast model shows the clouds and fog and low clouds pulling back but again not quite clearing the coast. by beach, 60s, 70s around the bay and low 80s inland. we'll take a look at the numbers. if u.c. heading to the south bay expect more sunshine, a high of 76 in santa clara. look for 70s along the peninsula. 70 in millbrae. 61 in the sunset district. 66 in san francisco. also 70s and 80s, a little warmer the farther north you go. look for upper 60s right around berkeley and richmond to low 70s

in castro valley. mild and t-shirt and shorts weather in interior valley if you are heading outside. low 80s in parts of concord and pittsburg and antioch. low 80s through morgan hill and gill provide. santa cruz 73. 65 in monterey,. giants game, passing clouds and closer you are to the coast is where temperatures get cooler, a high of 63 degrees for the game today. seven-day forecast, lots of sunshine in store for us. we did get that drizzle this morning. bringing .02 of an inch of precip in monterey and more sunshine all week. temperatures jumping up a little bit to the 4th of july. >> can you believe it's already july? >> i can't believe it. i said what?

>> time is flying. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> there is an alarming trend in identity theft that is becoming more and more prevalent. adults are stealing the identities of children. here is michael finney to explain. >> like a lot of children, ten-year-old loves reading harry potter book. she sees a connection between what happened to her and what happened to harry potter. >> being put into a trap. it's really hard to get out. >> twice thieves have stolen her social security number. someone started to start gas and electric service. the other incident happened before she was born. >> there are no checks by banks or social security or security administration first time the number is used.

>> someone got store credit before it was even issued. >> the identity is vice president and chief of privacy. she also happens to be riley's mother. >> i traveled the world literally looking at policies and technology solutions to protect against these types of crimes. when it happened to my own daughter i sfelt as a parent, i was falling down on the job. >> a check on 27,000 children by all clear i.d. found 11% have had their social security numbers stolen. that is up half a percent from the year before. those numbers are used to obtain the, lease an apartment or even buy a house. some of those homes have ended up in foreclosure leading a cloud over a child's social security number. most children won't realize it when they turn 18. >> it's very real and enticing

crime. they are not of a six dollars, but they are after the clean record. >> it has forced riley to grow up fast. for show and tell she put together this video. ♪ ♪ >> there are numerous things you can do. we have links and more information on our website at abc7news.com. i'm michael finney. "7 on your side." >> morning, you can learn more about the freedom school. you'll hear from a doctor in san francisco about the many ways the freedom school helps kids and parents. also you will learn about other free or low cost summer programs for kids to keep them active and engaged. join us for beyond the headlines at 10:00 this morning right after our newscast on abc7.

then right after "beyond the headlines," please join us for profiles of excellence program. talking with leaders working hard to make a difference in our community. coming up next. this year's ethnic dance festival is drawing to a close. we'll tell you when and where you can catch one final performance today.

in this afternoon the final per for answer of the ethnic dance festival in san francisco. last night a silent auction was healed with abc7 ang qor cheryl jennings and don sanchez as the emcees. today's show at yerba buena center is four weekends of entertain. this would be a good day, to get out and do just about anything. >> if you want to watch that and go out to the beach or one of street festivals. so many events. it is starting off gray. temperatures near 60 degrees. getting up to mid 60s in some locations. by this afternoon it will be sunny inland locations and more sunshine for everyone. by 4:00. sea breeze kicks in, wide range

of temperatures, 60s by the coast and low 80s inland. great 4th of july coming up. >> yes, that, too. >> thank you for joining us. that will do it for us. our next newscast is at 5:00. i'm carolyn tyler along with frances dinglasan sitting in for lisa argen. keep track of the latest news oh twitter and talk