>> ama: burned out and still looking for a home. community members rally for their neighbors. >> alan: it happened last may. the fire in the mission left 37 people homeless. sergio quintana is live in the mission at a fun drairs being held to help nearly half of the residents still looking for a place to live. >> reporter: organizers of the fundraiser have been working on it now for a few weeks. they have the table set up. this fire happened on the first event of sunday streets in the mission.

that was two months ago, and so this neighborhood is trying to pitch in and help their fellow neighbors. the burned-out shell of what used to be an apartment building is an eerie reminder. >> cast a pall on what otherwise was a fantastic day. >> residents were devastated as their homes were destroyed. >> my mom lived in unit 6, and i carry my mom down, and i save my mom. >> now two months later half of the residents are still struggling to find permanent homes. she remains concerned for some only her former neighbors. >> i know it was hard for us, four, kind of single kids in the city, but it's hearder -- harder for family. >> the neighbors decided to pitch in they blanketed the area with posters.

the hope is that people when joyed sunday streets will spread the good will at their fundraiser. >> we have been tweeting and facebook page and media, to let everybody who loves sunday streets in the mission, there's something you can do to help the community. >> reporter: this event will continue until 6:00. the biggest concern for a lot of the organizers of the fundraiser is for one family in particular, 12 members in the family who are displaced from the fire it's very difficult to find housing for a family that big in the city, much less here in the mission, and also especially since they're looking for affordable housing. that's a big concern a lot of the organizers have. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> alan: in martinez, firefighters were called to a home last night and found flames shooting as high as 50 feet in the air. crews got it under control but the roof over the garage and the kitchen collapsed. there was one person inside the

house who escaped but they were taken to the hospital, suffering from smoke inhalation. investigators are still trying to figure out holiday it starts. >> b.a.r.t. began running normally after trains stopped for an hour after man jumped on to tracks. a passenger saw the man jump on the tracks around noon and took off toward the lake merit station, b.a.r.t. turned off its electric third rail while police searched for the man. that caused two trains to get stuck between stations. >> it was hot and stuffy. i'm clause stro folk -- claustrophobic, and kids were crying. >> balancing the need for service and need for safety of the person on the track. today it worked out well. the person was taken into custody, is safe. >> b.a.r.t. did allow one stranded train to move after a woman on board calls 9-1-1 and complained she had trouble

breathing. >> alan: the battle continues in colorado where crews are gaining the upper hand on the waldo canyon fire and tonight victims are getting help from the bay area. the wildfire has become the most destructive fire in the state's history, destroying more than 350 homes and killing two people. today some of the 36,000 uvacees got their first opportunity to tour their scorched neighborhoods. also two salvation army disaster response members from san francisco arrived in colorado tonight. >> the salvation army mobilized several mobile feeding units immediately after the fire, and we're looking not only to help survivors of the fear but those folks who are fighting to put the flames out. >> alan: this video shows our kentuckyly the fire spread. it's about 50% contained torch and the crews are confident their firelines will stop the flames from spreading. >> ama: tonight the death toll from storms that devastated the

eastern u.s. has risen to 14 and the damage is massive. residents shot video of a powerline on fire. forecasters say winds topped 85 miles-per-hour in some states. and take a look at what strong winds did to an apartment in richmond, virginia. the state's governor declared a state of emergency e emergency. three minimum -- three million people are ought power. >> it's aggravating and frustrating and we're trying to keep everybody cool and sticking together. >> trees also top -- toppled when thunderstorms passed through the area. >> alan: in mexico, mexicans went to the polls today to select a new president, and most polls suggest that the party that ruled for most of the 20th century will reclaim the

office. reporters mobbed the front runner as he walked to the polls. his institutional revolutionary party ran mexico from 1929 until the year 2000. leftist lopez is hoping to pull off an upset along with the first woman to run for mexico's presidency. she served in the government that turned out calderon. >> ama: investigators are searching for suspects that left 49ers player aldon smith. smith's wounds were described as minor. the 22-year-old had an outstanding rookie season. the 49ers won't say if the incident will have any impact on his standings with the team, only saying they're in contact with him. the violence happened saturday morning during a party at smith0s home in santa clara county. neighbors say there have been other large parties at the home.

>> alan: coming up. getting around is going cost you more. ahead, number of bay area public transit systems hike their fees today. a look out how much it's going to cost you. >> ama: culinary confusion over the state's new ban on foie gras. how some restaurants think they can get around the law. >> leigh: temperatures came down as much as five degrees thanks to the low clouds and fog hanging tough over the bay. a little more clearing tomorrow. warmer temperatures. we'll take a look at the forecast coming up.

>> ama: your next cal train are b.a.r.t. ride will cost you

more. cal train is now charging a quarter more each way. golden gate transit bus, cash tears increase 25 cents each way, b.a.r.t. by five cents, muni ferry fares are 25 cents more. and service between sausolito costs 50 cents more, and toll increased for trucks and've's with per axle. tolls from most cars and light trucks have not changed. >> alan: restaurants are looking for loopholes in the state's ban on foie gras. today it is officially illegal to make or sell the fat 'ed goo or duck liver in california. at least one san francisco resident is considering a way to serve it for free. charging only for expensive toast points that come with it.

foie gras is made by force-feeding the animals to make their livers grow bigger as op obtained by our i-team. >> a dog that a family thought was lost is back home. >> alan: the family's painful decision and an unexpected reunion. >> ama: leigh glaser says temperatures will warm up. the accuweather forecast when we return.

>> alan: family in fresno said the thought they're last goodbyes to their injured dog kayla, now kayla is back home and on the mend, kayla was injured when she fell on a spike

used to tether her in the yard. she faced expensive surgery with an uncertain outcome so the family made the tough decision to have her put down. >> i gave her a huge hug and start crying and told her that i was so sorry that i was poor, and i hoped she could forgive me. >> crying constantly. just everywhere we looked i would imagine her being there. >> alan: what they didn't realize is that the spca workers were so touched by the heart-felt goodbye they decided to pitch in for kayla's surgery. the family got her home yesterday, very surprised and thankful. >> ama: abc-7 news as a new way you can get all the latest news, weather and traffic, it's the alarm app. >> alan: the iphone app is designed to wake you up with customized large tones. here's how it works. >> for more and more people, the alarm clock is being replaced with your iphone, and now

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clock app, all the news you count an is now there with you when you wake up. >> ama: have to set the alarm anyway, so get the abc-7 news alarm clock app for free from the iphone store. >> alan: if it's free, it's for me. >> ama: absolutely. already downloaded it. leigh is checking on the weather. it felt so -- >> leigh: gray. and wind you. we talked about it yesterday, the onshore wind was going to pick up last night and today, and it just kept the clouds near the coast, over san francisco bay. parts of the north bay didn't see much in the way of clearing. this is a live look from the high definition mt. tamalpais camera. live doppler 7 hd also showing you just what happened. all of this just kind of sat over much of the bay area, through the golden gate, over towards oakland and berkeley,

and even near richmond, off and on today, just this band of clouds just kind of sat there mist and drizzle as well, but we're starting to get a little northerly wind component. you see this right here so it's trying to scour some of this to the south of us, which is a pretty good indication that high pressure is starting to build in and that means more sunshine and warmer temperatures as well. right now, 80 degrees in santa rosa. they're seeing the sun. compared to 59, overcast, mist and drizzle in half moon bay. 79 in antioch. temperatures down three degrees in antioch from this time yesterday. up two in santa rosa, san carlos, down seven, and livermore, cooler with temperatures dropping seven degrees. here's the highlights. low cloud overnight. coastal drizzle. we should start to see this back off to the coast sooner tomorrow so temperatures come up a few more degrees and get ready

fors mild conditions for the wednesday fourth of july holiday. overnight tonight, low clouds and fog move in, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, dense overcast, and then starts to scour out by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon, translating intomer sun. overknight temperatures, mid-to upper 50s. this is the cold front for the strong on shore component today. trough of low pressure the east of us. now we're going to see this high build in that will scour out the morning low cloud a little sooner. that's going to mean more sunshine and temperatures will warm up. in fact here's a look at the highs. a little more in the range of 80-degree weather tomorrow. 82 for santa rosa, 84, cloverdale, napa, 80. 56 for san francisco. the fog will sit near half moon bay, 63. palo alto, sunshine. interior east bay, livermore, 8 1. antioch, 83.

83 for gilroy. and watsonville, 74. the accuweather seven-day forecast shapes up like this. warmer days monday and tuesday. even wednesday. fourth of july. look for temperatures inland near 90 degrees. mid-to-upper 70s around the bay. mid-60s at the coast, and then the onshore winds pick up and temperatures trend down a few degrees friday, saturday, and sunday. and don't forget. we'll be here tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> alan: shu is here, busy day at at&t park. >> mike: a little bit of everything. major league all-stars announced. and the reds and giants game got at heated. the results

>> mike: what a day at at&t park. a little baseball game the all-stars were announced, and honored the 2002 team but major league baseball announced rosters and the giants have the most starters from any team in the national league, buster poseyy starts at catcher, garnering more votes an anyone in the national league with 11 million. pablo sandoval starts at third. his second all-star selection, and maybe can i cabrera who received the most votes for an outfielder, will start in left. his first time as an all-star. what a season the giants had, and pitcher matt cain got the nod but not as a starter.

>> always watched the all-star games and the home run derby so so to have an opportunity to play in one and watch the home run derby. i'm really excited. >> it's a dream come true when you are a little kid and be in the all-star game, the world series, when you be selected to be all-star game, that better for you. you happy. >> it's going to be fun. there's nothing even better than having buster back there as well, and what melky has been doing and pablo. >> mike: after buster missed last year it's great for him to get in. pablo missed several games with a broken hand, and he also gets a nod, and if you're looking for your favorite player you can see the national league and the american league all-star ros es on our web site. >> the giants celebrated the 2010 world series team. and remember when snow scooped up darren through out the first

pitch and jt scooped it up again. 'arroyo, too close to vogelsong. cairo singles in the tying run. bottom nine two out two men on, pagan to right. looks routine. bruce, totally misjudges it, posey scores. giants win in exciting fashion on a great day, 4-3 the final. they're 5-# on the home stand. the win, a split with the reds and a game up now on the dodgers, who play tonight. >> a little soccer. euro cup finals with spain and italy. fans in rome and madrid, out in droves to watch this contest. bragging rights on the line in and this game was all spain. the pass to silva, who heads it in. 1-nil. 45th minute, does not miss. they would add two more, winning

the third straight major soccer title. two euro cups with a world cup in between, and spain wins it 4-nil, your final. while we're across the pond, stage one of the tour de france. check out the photographer, getting in the way. he didn't get hit. but did cause an accident involving several riders. look at this. peter saggan took his first ever tour de france stage but fabian kansas rel la retains the yellow jersey. >> we joked yesterday that tiger woods can't win his own event, can he? think again, my friend. the capitol trophy -- that's not the white house. but this is tiger's tournament. on 15, long 20-foot putt for birdie. on line. the right speed? i'd say that was perfect. gives tiger a one-stroke lead. bo van pelt, ties tiger at

9-under. the both bogey 16. on 17 in van pelt's third shot on the par-4, too lodge bogeys the hole to so tiger taps in his par on 18 for the win and passes jack nicklaus for second most wins on the pga tour with 74. >> national hockey league free agency started today. sharks signed adam burst to a deal and the 2002 giants honored. >> did he have to get hit by the pitch? >> no. but a pitcher trying hit another pitcher, no-go in baseball. so the that emptied both benches but in baseball no punches. >> two men take a shot at a world record that every seven-year-old fan ties about

>> ama: the new discovery that could improve treatment for lung cancer patients. >> battling budgets instead or fires, three bay area fire stations close due to lack of funds. >> alan: if you ever had a hot wheel stunt, this is a car stunt you have dreamed about. >> ama: you remember the hot wheel toy car loops. well, someone built a life-sizes one six stories high. >> yesterday, tany foust