a terrifying moment for fremont man on the water. a shark attacked his kayak in the waters off santa cruz. good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> alan: i'm alan wang. in the bay area it was a great day to be at the beach until word of a shark attack went around. the attack happened off the coast of capitola at pleasure point. we sent lisa amin gulezian there to check it out. >> lisa: the attack happened a mile out in the water, just southeast of where i'm standing right now. it's a very popular spot for surfers, fisherman and of course kayakers. this morning, a 52-year-old man

from fremont launched his kayak from cap to -- cap to lapeer, and then he saw a shark silhouette in the water and moments later it attacked. the shark's tail pushed the back of the kayak into the air and bit the front of the kayak. it threw the okay can user out of the boat and into the open water, where some people in a small fishing boat saw the whole thing and came rushing to his rescue. >> he was definitely affected by it. i think was just more or less a type of shock, recovering from getting thrown from the boat, and his decision, as he told me, was to climb back on the kayak, but he sensed the power boat coming in fast, and he just swam as fast as he could to the boat and they pulled him out. >> the harbor patrol and state park rangers have been alerted. word is spreading about the attack but it's not stopping people from going into the

water. insure. >> it's kind of what sharks do they cruise around all day biting stuff, and i want necessarily call that an attack. that's more like shark behavior. so, i think that's what we're seeing is shark behavior. >> and the kayaker is at home resting in fremont tonight. i did speck with the investigator who pulled the kayak out of the water, and he says he found a small shark tooth fragment imbedded in the side of it. he thinks it was a 14-18-foot long great white shark. live in capitola, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. am. that will put anybody in shock. more record-high temperatures for much of the u.s. today is supposed to be the peak of the heat wave and cooler temperatures on the way tomorrow, but that's little comfort for those stuck in the sweltering heat. >> reporter: it's the heat wave and it's deadly crest. >> you wish you could have known and helped them out in some way, but what are you going to do? >> reporter: the chicago and

81-year-old woman died here where she lived without air conditioning. not far away, man died in the heat of this building. >> what's it like in there if you don't have air conditioning? >> it's like an oven. it's like being in a microwave or something. >> reporter: city workers went door to door checking on the elderly. >> extreme heat and humidity are more than just an inconvenience. they are dangerous and in some cases can be deadly. >> reporter: 22 states are under heat warnings or advisories, leaving 1,115,000,000 of us at the -- 115 million at the mercy of the temperatures. >> any shoe melt. >> the sand was burning my feet even with flip-flops on. it was hot. >> these people have the right idea. but runners like these in cleveland better be careful. >> people can get dehydrated from heat exhaustion, and the more serious symptoms are

weakness, fainting, feeling very tired. >> the hot spell is wilting the nation's farm fields. only 48% of the country's corn crop is in good or excellent condition. causing corn prices to soar 37% since june 15th. now, food and come mott prices are expected to rise as much as 3.5%. until the heat breaks monday, at least you have an discussion to indulge. >> i have to get that. >> abc-7abc-7. >> some of the heat may be coming to the bay area. leigh glaser has the numbers in the forecast. >> alan: police in oakland are investigating three separate homicides that happened in a five-hour period. at 11 last night man called police and said he killed a man. the suspect is on the loose but police say they know who he is. four hours earlier, young man was found dead on 11th street in west oakland.

crimestoppers is offering $10,000 as a reward in that case. an hour before that, police say an argument between two minute ended in gunfire in a garage in east oakland. the suspect has been arrested. >> a baby-sitter is facing child abuse charges in oakland and is now free on bail. the 24-year-old was baby-sitting a three imrierld who is now in critical can be. she was released from jail after post 1-g 10,000s in bail. police say the called nine one one from this apartment monday, saying she found the bone aloe and unresponsive. and he apparently had a liver laceration caused by blunt force trauma. the child's mother and stepfather war arrested but released after the d.a. said there was insufficient evidence to charge them. three other children relate thoad baby-sitter and a boy's parents were found safe. >> morgan hill residents are raising money to look for the missing teen. this car wash is the idea of her

friends who want to contribute in some way. searchers have to be 18 years old and many of her friends are too young. >> it's important because we haven't given up finding sierra. we still have hopes we're going to find her alive. we want to find clues that might lead us to her if she is with somebody else. there's lots of possibilities. >> alan: 60 people were out searching for sierra today. the 15-year-old girl has been missing since march 16 in a man has been arrested and charged with heir kidnapping and murder but is denying the charges. >> a ceremony was held to remember those at a potter's field. many of those who attended are family members hoff those believed burredy at the site. the site was discovered in a construction site. the names were not recorded but

one woman believes her grandmother lies there. >> while we may not know the names or the personal histories of these individuals, or if they had grieving families, well know they were part of our community. part of santa clara county. >> 100 coffins and remains are directly in the path of construction and will be removed and dealt with in accordance with the law and county practices. the left will be left in their current resting place. >> alan: a group of occupy the farm activists are back on a bit of land owned by uc berk limp the spent a few hours weeding and gardening the tract. they harvested 50-pounded of cue culper and 75-pounds of squashes and will donate them to communities across the east bay. the farm activist began they're occupation on april 22nd with the spend of creating an urban farm but the uc police moved in and arrested the group on may 14th. >> a buzzing is spreading 0

throughout the san francisco bee-keeping community. a mass killing of bees. >> alan: a terrifying moment on tape. the one thing that prevent an unstoppable semi from causing a fiery dollars. >> ama: some of the most popular muni lines are not running as scheduled. >> leigh: wow, what warmup tonight. clear skies. temperature inland right now in the mid-to-upper 90s. slightly cooler tomorrow. and we're go

>> ama: a surveillance camera captured scary moments in ohio. an out of control semi just misses a minivan and barrels

towards a gas station before a light poll stopped it. the truck's brakes failed. two works at the gas station ran and shut off the gas pumps to prevent them from exploding and a woman nearby helped to rush to rescue a passenger. amazingly no one was seriously hurt. >> alan: back in san francisco. commuters who use the muni lines have to find another way to get around this weekend. that's because construction has shut done the n line on carl street between willard street. the j church line is out of service on church street between reservoir and 14th. and get ready for three more weekend shut downs. part of a project to replace old raillines. >> ama: we're learning of a malicious attack that killeds hundreds if that nouns thousands of peas. vandals used tree limbs and smash and knock over beehive boxes. the farm is run by volunteers and provides a hands-on

educational program. hundred office dollars of equipment was lost. this is video from a similar attack at that that happened tws ago this month. some 200,000 bees were killed after vandals sprayed pesticide at the farm on laguna street. nobody was ever arrested. hundreds of thousands of pounds of meat is being recalled. ang. >> alan: it your computer safe from mall -- malware? >> ama: weather changes are coming our way. we

>> ama: breaking news from the delta. the rio vista draw bridge is open both directions. traffic is backed up on both the solano county and contra costa county sides of the bridge no word on when the bridge may

re-open. >> alan: federal food safety officials are recalling nearly 348,000-pounds of various frozen meat and poultry products, products made be new jersey vased company. it may be contaminated with list year ya. most of the products are meat patties and meat balz. they were sold in 10-30-pound cases and have the establishment number p954. safety testing discovered the bacteria and no illnesses have been reported. we have a link with more information on our web site. look under "see it on tv". >> ama: tech security experts recommend we check cower -- computer thursday weekend to make sure it's nonfin eblgdded with a virus. hackers were arrested by the fbi which set up a treasure system

to make sure victims had access but the system ends on monday. to check if your computer is infected go to abc7news.com and click on "see it on tv". >> alan: check this out for the new alarm clock app from abc-7 and you can download it your iphone. when the alarm goes off you can hear a special wakeup call or choose your own. the app displays the local headlines, weather, and traffic alerts so you'll have all that information you need before you walk out the door. the new news alarm clock app is completely free and available now on the app store. search for abc-7 news, san francisco alarm. >> ama: welcome to some really night weather tonight. leigh glaser has the forecast. >> leigh: hi there. a terrific day today.

temperatures just soared inland. behind me our live doppler -- live high definition mt. tamalpais camera, and you can clearly see the fog is slowly inching towards the bay and that's going to cool us down tomorrow. live doppler 7hd picking up a little bit of the fog. you can see near salinas. down to close to the golden gate bridge some is so thin that radar is not picking it up but all of it will move inland overnight. so a cloudy start for sunday morning. man, it's hot. 96 in antioch. 62 in san francisco. half moon bay, 55. and these temperatures well above where we were yesterday. in some locations as much as 13 degrees above where you were friday afternoon. so, the coastal clouds move inland overnight. slightly cooler day tomorrow,

and then some of the heat from the midwest is going migrate towards the bay area so get ready for hot temperatures inland next week. lows tonight in the 50s. antioch, up ever 90s right now. probably dip down to low 60s, and the fog base will sit near the coast, and you can get a sense how density -- density is. so slightly cooler tomorrow, but getting back to the midwest heat wave, the bubble of hot air is going slowly start to move back towards the bay area, as we get into tuesday and wednesday. with interior east bay temperatures hovering in the upper 90s. possibly even near 100 degrees. so, enjoy the slight cooling tomorrow. 0 for -- 90 for fairfield. oakland, 70. north bay, santa rows -- santa

rosa, 88. san jose, 84. look for 88 for morgan hill. 75 for watsonville. the seven-day forecast, mild day tomorrow, and then we slowly start to heat up. check out tuesday and wednesday. yeah, inland temperatures near 100 degrees. mid-to-upper 80s near the bay. upper 60s near the coast. maybe sheen 70s there. going to last two days and then we'll slowly cool back down as the bubble starts to head on towards the east. by the way, it's that time. the a.i.d.s. walk, on sunday, july 15th in golden gate park to register call 415-615-walk of or visit aide walk.net. >> alan: shu was up this morning watching the women's wimbledon singles. >> it was an accident. women's final held today, the

lone american left in the singles event, serena williams, and she

>> mike: there's a new queen in town at the all-england racket club as serena ends a title drought, winning her fifth singles title. she was in her 18th finals facing rad want -- radwanska. 'she got her nerves under control, takes the second set

from serena. and then serena reeled off four straight aces to tie the set. she had 17 in the match. 102 aces in the tournament, new wimbledon record. all serena from there, championship point. another backhand winner. winning her fifth wimbledon title in three sets, after a two-year string of injuries the 30-year-old can't believe she won her 14th majors title. >> having two foot surgeries and getting blood clots and being on my couch, never wanting to get up because i was so depressed and i couldn't take anymore, and just kept praying, and my prayers were answered. >> congratulations to serena. the giants down in the toughest part of the schedule, facing their fourth straight first place team before the all-star break. ryan vogelsong on the hill. giants have fans from canada. they picked the wrong game to come from. the pirates pitcher was on fire,

striking out ten in seven innings. bottom four. pirates ad to their lead. mchenry, his seventh homer of the season. pittsburgh 2-0. giants' lone run in the sixth. mcdonald gets the win. pirates get one more off vogelsong, alvarez brings in a run with a double off the wall. vogelsong allowed three runs. giants have last six of their last eight. >> let's tee it up at the 67th 67th u.s. women's open and we have a completely different leaderboard after the third round. the black wolf run course in wisconsin. this nice chip yip for birdie. 1-under in the tournament. currently in third place. michelle wie. 6-over 78.

choi, the leader by six shots, 7-under 65. she caps off three straight birdies with another on 12. only four players have ever shot a lower round in the open. here is you leader board. choy with a commanding lead. three or tied at 1-under and vicky hurst is even par. choy will sleep well tonight. >> pga tour, third round of the greenbrier classic. kelly, 12-under for the tournament. two shots back but chasing u.s. open champion webb simpson. >> tour de france, hit the mountains where the tour is won or lost. christopher pflum o britten. kansas la a, who had the yellow jersey after every statement is 1:50 back. wiggins now wears the yellow

jersey. >> at six, harrison barnes, the number one choice. >> ama: up next, one cool cat. >> alan: a look how china is helping its pandas beat the summer heat.

>> alan: coming up at 6:00. protesters hit the streets. why they say mexico's presidential election is a fraud. >> the bat over a bridge in

yosemite national park. some say it has to go. join us at 6:00. >> ama: pandas are living the good life in china. >> alan: take a look. not only do the cubs get ice to keep cool in the summer heat at the research base, they also have climate controlled enclosures. >> ama: the bears enjoy the cool blast of air conditioners and key humidifiers. the cubs are learning most important lesson of all, how to eat bamboo. >> alan: that does it for us at 5:00. >> ama: thank you for joining captioned by closed captioning services inc. >> alan: we invite you to be. >> ama: part of the sleep train dream campaign. for every like on facebook, $1 goes to help local foster kids in need.