the third rail which shut off two trains. >> it was crazy. i was supposed to be at work. i just didn't understand how hard it was to get one person off of one track. >> there's a third rail with 1,000 volumes and any kind of contact with that would be fatal. the first thing we want to do is make sure everybody is safe. >> i didn't like and it i plan on suing b.a.r.t. >> alan: b.a.r.t. allowed one train to move after a passenger called nine -- 9-1-1 and complained she had trouble breathing. >> ama: we're learning more about the party where aldon smith was stabbed. smith suffered minor wounds at the party where sheriff's deputies were called to early saturday morning in the foothills of east san jose. republic records show smith lives in the house and neighbors

said the house is a frequent sight of large parties. >> alan: closing arguments are expected in the case of map accused of beating a priest who he claims molested him as a child. william lynch took the stand in san jose in his own defense. he said the priest sexually assaulted him and his younger brother in 197 4. then 36 years later he met the priest and beat him. linder testified, describing the attack, but denied the molestation station. >> the winter kinkade left behind an estate worth more than $66 million. tomorrow his girlfriend and widow face off in court proceedings to see who will be named the executor. the widow is seeking full control of the estate. she and kinkade were legally separated when he died of a drug overdose. >> ama: in the midst of a tough wildfire season, corrosion --

contra costa county close three fire stations. >> alan: and 12 firefighters lost their jobs. >> ama: the survival hinged on a tax that failed this morning. nick smith is rife with the details. >> reporter: this is station 54 in brentwood. it's been around for more than 80 years and is one of three stations forced to shut its doors. it's now padlocked shut because of the district's budget woes. the department had to cut $3 million from the budget and at it hitting the fire protection services hard, forcing them to close three stations and lay off 15 firefighters. the stations are in the east corrosion -- contra costa county protection district. justify to give you an idea how deep the cuts are, the number of fire stations has gone from six to three and the number of firefighter personnel has come from 48 to 27.

the obvious question, what does this mean in the event of an emergency call to 9-1-1? >> the response times in the outer edge of the district are going increase, probably close to double. we're looking a 13-14 minute response times to the farthest ends of the district now. >> reporter: 13 to 14 minutes in response time. the department is working with the skeleton crew. there are now nine firefighters on duty per shift to cover 250 square miles. voters pushed back when east contra costa asked them for a $197 parcel tax fee. now the fire chief is concerned because he says, hey, nick, we're approaching the holiday, fourth of july, and that means the people like to use fireworks. he wants to remind everyone they're illegal in contra costa county and if you see a fire to call 9-1-1 immediately in brentwood, nick smith, abc-7 news. >> ama: fire crews battled a two

alarm fire in a home in martinez. you can see just how heavy the flames were. crews got it under control before midnight but part of the roof collapsed. one person was hospitalized. >> a fire in this apartment complex kept firefighters busy for a half hour in concord. the flames burnt two units on clayton way near willow pass road. investigators haven't determine how it started. >> alan: in san francisco, fundraiser for the victims of an apartment fire is winding down. 37 people were dissomeplaced by a fire that damaged two apartment buildings in may. >> ama: many residents are still struggling to find place to live. sergio quintana is in the mission district with a look at how the comiewbt is helping out. >> reporter: this is a fundraiser that was time to coincide with sunday streets in the mission, which just wrapped up. you can see right now,

organizers have their table set up. they're still taking donations. i can tell you that the fire happened on the first sunday streets event of this season. as flames tore through two apartment buildings, 37 people lost their homes, neighbors have been meeting for weeks now to raise money for those former residents who are yet to find a permanent place to live. this fundraiser was timed along with sunday streets in hopes that people would stick around and donate. the biggest concern for organizers, on some residents, who have been displayed, is a family of 12 that is in temporary set city housing on treasure island. >> they're not sure where they're going to be, and we're trying to raise money to make sure they can find housing and be able to put down a deposit. >> i know it was hard for us, four kind of single kids in the city, but it's much harder for a family. so, we're trying to help out as much as we can.

>> reporter: they only recently were able to find an apartment in the neighborhood. other results are still living with friends or family. one couple is even moving to los angeles. now, so far these funds -- this fundraiser has been able to collect a few hundred dollars that will go to some of the families, and they haves' pay pal accounts set up online to people can continue to donate. reporting live, abc-7 news. >> alan: a crucial vote in the state legislature on the future of high-speed rail. >> ama: it's going to cost you more to get around the bay area. the comiert fares that are going up. >> alan: celebrating the euro cup victory, who came it on top? >> leigh: low clouds and fog across the bay area but more sunshine tomorrow so temps will be coming up just in time nor all-important holiday on wednesday. the

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jerry province asking lawmakers to authorize 2.7 bill in voter approved state funds for construction on the first stretch from madeira to bakersfield. the plan is expected to easily pass the assembly but faces a difficult vote in the senate. >> your commute will cost a bit more. several bay area transsit agencies increased fairs. caltrain is charging a quarter more each way. golden gate transit bus, 25 cents, b.a.r.t. raced fair by five cents, muni fast pennsylvania are $2 more and ferry fares are now 25 cents more for trips between larkspur and san francisco. service between sausolito and san francisco will cost you an extra 15 cents. >> ama: a big day for soccer fans. they're going crazy at bars across the bay area as spain won

its third straight soccer tiledle in the european championship. some italy fans, hid their heads after their team lost 4-nil. we'll have more on the game coming up in sports. '. >> alan: a new discovery that could help improve treatment for lung cancer patients. [sirens] lamb. >> ama: a firefighter breaks out the dance moves. >> alan: leigh glaser is coming up with the forecast. >> mike: today all-star names, and a ceremony honoring the 2002

>> ama: a new discovery could help patients suffering from lung cancer, a human protein called axl promotes resistance to a common lung cancer drug. experts believe the discovery could lead to better treatments involving medicine that could block the protein. the.

>> alan: the affordable healthcare act was the topic on all the network news shows. democratted say it makes life better for everyone. republicans say it's just another tax. >> everyone will have lower rates, better quality care and better access. so that's what they want too repeal, we're happy to have that debate. >> what works is give individuals a choice and buy the insurance they want to buy. don't tell them what insurance. make sure people know what health care costs are. have the providers disclose their prices. >> governor rick scott ran the largest private for-profit healthcare company in the u.s. he is vowing not to implement the healthcare law. the supreme court ruled the affordable healthcare law constitutional last week. >> ama: some dallas firefighters got step to honor a four-year-old terminal cancer patient. ♪

>> ama: members of dallas fire station 26 side-stepped, and clapped their hands, and silas took it in. >> alan: like that music you want to see. >> ama: love that. for a much better reason. >> leigh: the golden gate bridge today socked in just about all day long. here's a live look. this is from the san francisco side. those on the marin side actually starting to see some sunshine there. and the possibility of sun right now, tiburon, so some low clouds and fog starting to back off. you get a sense of that from the live doppler 7 hd. you can see low clouds and fog right near the coast. we'll take you in a little closer. you can see this -- the marin side of the bridge, seeing the sun.

the san francisco side, still seeing a little fog, and its moving over towards berkeley, and daly city, san lee an dough, heyward, san bruno. moss beach, all the way down the coach, pesca dare row, continuing to see the low clouds and fog towards the redwood city area. so this is going to move back inland but where the fog sits, obviously temperatures were the coolest. 63 in san francisco. where we saw sunshine, antioch, 80. 85 in cloverdale. 76 in san jose. santa cruz, 79. right now, we're in the 70s interior east bay. 59 in san francisco. half moon bay, 57. 71 in san jose. low clouds and fog will move back inland overnight. drizzle near the coast and bay. warmer day for your monday. and then sunny and mild for the fourth of july. hopefully we'll be able to see the fireworks around here. we start off tonight, 11:00,

into the early morning hours, 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, fog sitting well inland. mist and drizzle coastside and buy, and by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon we should start to see a little more sunshine and that will mean warmer temperatures for us. tonight, overnight temperatures, mid-to-upper 50s, and the cold threat and this overcast is this area of low pressure. it has pushed an towards the east. high pressure will build in tomorrow. more sunshine. the low clouds and fog will back off a little bit sooner. so, temperatures definitely will start to come up. here's a look at the highs in san jose tomorrow, 78. 79, saratoga. coastside, few degrees warmer, a little more sunshine after the morning fog. 53 for half moon bay, san francisco, morning overcast, mist and drizzle, 66 tomorrow afternoon, with peek-a-boo sunshine in your forecast. 79 or 80 for napa.

70 for oakland. mild conditions, concord, 80. 84 for brentwood. 81 for livermore, and santa cruz, afternoon sun, 73. warming up even more so as we head into tuesday, and then the holiday, fourth of july on wednesday, temperatures inland near 90, and then cool back down on friday, saturday, and sunday. >> ama: speaking of weather, we have a new way for you to get your weather, your traffic, and even help you get out of bed. roost -- >> alan: the new alarm clock app and you can download it to your idon't set it to the time you want to get up and when the alarm goes off you can hear a message from our staff. >> ama: the app is free and is available on the app search, search for abc-7 news san

francisco alarm. >> alan: time too wake up mike shumann. >> mike: a little bit of everything today. major league baseball announced their roster and the giants had the most starters of any team in the national league. buster posey had over 7 million. pablo sap dough val starts at third, and melky cabrera received the most votes for an outfielder, matt cain got the nod as did a's closer ryan cook. >> always watched the all-star games and the home run derby so its surreal to think i have the opportunity to play in one and be there and watch the home run derby, and i'm really excited. >> a dream come true, when you are a little kid, be in the all-star game, be in the world series, when you be selected so be all-star game, that's exciting for you. you happy. >> it's going to be fun. it's -- there's nothing even

better than having buster back there as well and with what melky and pablo have been doing, great to go with those guys. >> mike: if you're looking for your favorite play you can see both rosters on the web site. now, pregame, the 2002 world series giants game was honored, they lost to the angels but it was great to see duster baker, jeff kent, j.t. snow, kirk rather, and love him or hate him, the all-time home run hitter, barry bonds. >> any godfather, my father and myself been here a long time, and to have the giants win in world series, i won that world series with them. i've been on that field putting my heart out. >> mike: game five of the 2002 series. bottom seven, j.t. snow. darren threw out the first pitch today and j. t. scooped hum inbegun. bottom six, arroya, a little too

close for vogelsong. benches not but no punches. bottom two,'-2 giants. ninth. the tying run off castilla. bottom nine two outs, two men on. pagan to right. routine fly ball for jay bruce, but look at this. totally misreads it. buster posey scores. giants win in exciting fashion, a walkoff double, 4-3 your final. >> i didn't hit that ball really hard but he throw a nasty pitch so i did what i could do with the pitch and he misplayed the ball. >> what a day at at&t park. time for some soccer. not just any matchup but euro cup finals with spain and italy. fans in rome and madrid and san francisco, as you saw earlier, out in droves to watch the contest. bragging rights on the line. this was all spain. 14th minute. the pass to silva, who has it in.

then they add two more in the second halve, winning their third straight major soccer title, two your ocups and a world cup in between, spain wins it, 4-nil the final. >> while we're across the respond, stage one of the tour de france. check out the photographer, getting in the way. he didn't get hit but he did cause an accident involving several riders. you see it there below. peter saggan won five of the stage. took his first tour de france stage but kansas rel la retains the yellow jersey. >> we joked yesterday that tiger woods, can he win his own event? the capitol testimony that's not the white house. but this is tiger's tournament. on 15. 20-foot birdie putt. on line. does he have he right speed? bottom. one-stroke lead. van pelt drops a birdie and ties

tiger. both bogeyed 16, and on 17, van pelt's third shod on the par-4 loose long, bogeys the hope. tiger taps in his par on the 18th for win and passes jack nicklaus for second most wins on the pga tour at 74. >> incredible week. the staff, maintenance crew and everybody, yesterday was a very difficult situation, and they worked their tails off to get it done, and everybody, thank you for being patient with us, and yesterday was a silent day but i think everybody saved it up for today. >> talk neglect storm that took down the trees. >> a's lead the rangers 3-1 in the seventh. >> alan: coming up, a rare weekend at the box office as two-rated films take the lead but did men

>> ama: coming up at 11:00, a big coup for san jose, the silicon tech industry is helping bring in a major new government office, and why grown men are flocking to this event tonight.

>> alan: a battle between the sex at the box office but a man and his bear took the lead. "ted" earned $54 million. magic mike also outstripped expectations earning nearly $40 million in its opening weekend, and "brave" earned another 34 million. tyler perry's witness protection opened in fourth, and mat gas scar 3 hangs on in fifth

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