was a great white. it happened around 8:30 this morning, outside the kelp line at pleasure point. >> he felt this tremendous bump to the back of the kayak, which lifted the back of the kayak up out of the water, and simultaneously he saw the head on the front of the kayak taking a bite of the kayak, and he was thrown into the water. >> even though the kayaker had two other friends in their own okay yacks near, people in a small boat rushed in and rescued him. >> hi was very fortunate there were other boaters nearby and were able to rescue him and help him get out of the water. so that helped him. >> the kayaker was in shock but was otherwise up harmed. the harbor patrol and state park reason -- rangers have been notified. word is spreading about the attack. it's not stopping people from going into the water.

>> a lot of sharks in there. it's the ocean. i'm not surprised. >> it's kind of what sharks do they cruise around all day biting stuff, and i wouldn't necessarily call that an attack. that's more like shark behavior. >> reporter: and the water where the attack happened is just 40 feet deep. now, official is spoke with tell me they don't ever recall seeing a great white short-attack a kayaker in this area. live in capitola, lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: now on to a different kind of attack. someone smashed several beehives, killing hundreds, possibly thousands of bees. sergio quintana is live with the details. >> reporter: there were three bee coins colonies that were relocate and the last of the three was removed from the farm. the big reason is because this farm is really easily accessible

by just about everyone. they say vandals think they're not going to get caught. right now all of the three bee colonies will be a community farm enclosed by chain link fence so there is some security, but this is a spot that has been attacked before, and in fact these bees were moved to this farm because someone attacked the hives with pesticide in 2010. the beekeepers say they have kept good with the residents and -- >> the forest of the urbanite knocked the five boxes off the bottom board, and they were just sort of hanging only because of the chain. >> reporter: these are photos taken by bee cause of the damage the colonies two queens were killed in the attack so the

hives are being rehabilitated. the vanlz struck here at the farm a couple of weeks ago. in the attack they destroyed $100 of equipment and lost 85-pound of happy, about $1,600 worth of product. if. >> ama: we do have some breaking news from the delta. the rio vista draw bridge is shut down in both directions because of a mechanical problem. traffic is backed up on both sides of the bridge. caltrans is working on a problem but no word when it may re-open. >> alan: san jose police shut down part of lincoln avenue because of a suspicious package. it was closed for almost three hours. the package was left up attended in the plaza of the shopping center. theblom squad blew up the suitcase which contained a

typewriter. the opener is unknown. >> protesters upset by the result oftz mexico's election took to the streets of san francisco to get their message heard. the march is in solidarity with the protest underway in mexico city today against president election enrique pena nieto. they're accusing him of buying votes and using intimidation for support. >> it's illegal to bring people with guns to persuade the people or to intimidate the people so they can -- they vote only for peña nieto. >> pena nieto denies the allegations and is set to take power in november. >> a group occupying the farm returned to the farm. the land is owned by uc berkeley and occupiers accuse the university of not taking care of the plants. the activist are planning to protest monday before a public hearing on development plans

near the gill tract. >> ama: more than 1400 people resting in a san jose cemetery were railroad today. a prayer service was held at the santa clara county center campus inch september they unearthed pine becomes from a potter's field that had been forgotten. the consecutive fins, in the path of construction, will be removed in a dig any need matter and dealt with in adored kansas with the law and current practices. the rest will stay in their rest place. >> friends of see a lamar are not giving up. today the held a car wash fundraiser. searchers have to be 18 so many of her friends were too young so they organized the car wash to pay for expenses of the search. >> it's important to do these, to show that all the teenagers are not giving up. we still have hope she's going to come home and we're doing everything possible we can do as

minors to help raise funds and keep the searches going. >> alan: sierra has been missing for four months. a woman is facing kidnapping and murder charges for her disappearance and is back in court on tuesday. >> ama: the fight to save a bridge in yosemite. >> alan: scott peterson appeals his death sentence. does that mean he could walk free? >> ama: firefighters get the upper hand on a blaze near redding. >> leigh: we have a live shot for you right now. terrific from the high definition mt. tamalpais camera. the fog moving in, could me

>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> ama: scott peterson is appealing his death sentence for the murder of his wife lacey and their unborn sun. the case received a lot of publicity and the attorneys say that affected the outcome. >> we find the defendant guilty -- >> nearly a decade of he was convicted of kills his wife and unborn son, he wants another chance at freedom. in this 423 page appeal, his lawyer claims the california prosecutors had no direct evidence of how, when, or where the brutal crime was committed and believes, due to the massive media attention the trial got --

didn't allow peterson a fair trial. >> his lawyers arguing the verdict should be overturned because there was too much prejudicial pretrial publicity. and while the case was moved to san mateo, the lawyer says that's not enough. >> police believe it happen between december 23rd and the morning of christmas eve 2002. suffocating her and dumping the body in the san francisco bay. from day one, peterson denied any responsibility in her death, saying he was away on a fishing trip when she disappeared. in all those years behind bars the former federal lieser salesman doesn't appear to have aged much. >> one of the reasons scott does well, it appears in jail, is that he has a personality that adapts. he is sort of a classic antisocial personality which basically means he doesn't have a conscience. if you don't have a conscience you don't worry. >> behind bars he has his own

cell in san quentin. only allowed outside of it for five hours a day. but get this. he has received numerous fan letters and even two marriage proposals. even so, experts say it's not likely peterson will be free anytime soon. >> any death row appeal is always a huge uphill battle, and in this case there was a fair amount of evidence, and just would take a hurricane lyanne dirk hurricane -- big chance to change the decision. >> alan: a wildfire in redding is 75% contained. it broke out in the happen valley area thursday afternoon. the fire destroyed two out building, forced authorities to order evacuations for 80 homes. most of them have been allowed to return. >> ama: the battle over bridges

in yosemite valley. >> alan: getting musical at the jazz festival. >> ama: a beautiful day. what is ahead for form? leigh glaser has the forecast. >> mike: wimbledon crowned a new queen today as serena williams wins her 14th grand slam title i'll have the $4 everyday value slam with... bacon.

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>> alan: we have breaking news from san francisco. police are on the scene of a shooting -- we're going to move on to another story here. the historic bridge in yosemite is in danger. the iconic -- -- the bridge seen here in this photo and two others are slated for possible removal under proposed plan to restore the merced river. some experts say it should be shaped by nate dispiewr not man. park officials say the plan is not final and should be -- the changes changes should save the bridges. >> ama: a san diego teen with a dark past never imagined she would be opening a padres game by singing the national anthem. ♪

>> ama: to hear her sing you would never know she was homeless. he said her goal is to change how you think about the homeless. >> all homeless people are just people who just have bags, clothes. some people have a bump in the road. >> ama: her mother placed her in a teen homeless center where she lives. she has a parttime job excellent grades and hopes to go to college. >> alan: some of the bay areas most talented musicians are in town for the big filmore jazz festival, featuring more than two dozen badges, including a tribute to the late great etta james. it's the largest free jazz festival on the west coast. >> ama: and they're have something great weather. >> leigh: the weather was

perfect in san francisco, very hot inland. san rafael, warmed up 15 degrees from this time yesterday. so, warm temperatures across the bay area. blue sky right now. a live shot from the san jose cam. so we have blue skies in the south by and east bay. check out what's going on coming in through the gate and in over sutro there, moving into san francisco. from the high definition east bay cam, and you can see the fog has started to move on, and live doppler 7 hd also picking up on the fog bank -- and it is a bank stepping well off the coast. all of this is moving towards the east, and that is going to move in to the bay overnight, move inland overnight tonight so temperatures will cool slightly for the sunday. already starting to see near the marin headlands, san francisco, golden gate bridge, westerly wind will move that inland overnight. 87 was the high in santa rosa today. san rafael, 91. 97 in antioch.

97 in fairfield. closer to the bay and the coast, bit cooler. san francisco high, 69. 88 in san jose. current read, 82 in santa rosa. 59, san francisco, 9 in livermore. 81 right now no san jose. so, coastal clouds move further inland overnight tonight. slightly cooler day for sunday, and then after that, get ready for a big warmup. hot temperatures inlandded as we head into tuesday and wednesday. lows tonight generally in the mid-to-upper 50s. maybe a few 60s, extreme east bay communities, as the heat from the day will pretty much stay in your neighborhood. but this is the fog bank once again, westerly wind, and that's going to bring cooler temperatures for our sunday, but as we head into the first part of next week, the bubble of hot air back east will start to migrate towards the west. so the hottest days next week will be inland locations, tuesday and wednesday.

so, enjoy some milder temperatures tomorrow. cool it down a few doagz. 84, san jose, cupertino, 84. upper 70s to near 80 for palo alto. downtown san francisco, 66. north bay, start off with fog and then break out the sunshine. petaluma, 8 2. oakland, 70. castro valley, 7 4. interior east bay, back off on the temperatures. brentwood, 93. 89 for concord, 75 for watsonville. the seven-day forecast, a little he reliefs and monday, and then hot temperatures near 100 degrees inland tuesday and wednesday this then start to cool back down thursday and friday. and by the way, this year's aids walk is in just eight days on july 15th in golden gate park to register call 415-615-walk. always a great, great thing to do. >> thank you, leigh. >> alan: wimbledon has a women's

champion. >> mike: there's a new queen in town. serena williams is a two-year grand slam title drought, winning her fifth singles final at wimbledon. facing radwanska, got smoked in the first september trailed in the second, serena with the backhand but radwanska gets herself under control and takes the second set. then -- williams 17 a's, 102 in the tournament. all serena from there winning her fifth wimbledon title in three sets after a two-year string of injuries. the 30-year-old, which is ancient in this sport, can't believe she won her 14th 14th title. >> having two foot surgeries and getting blood clots and being on my couch and never getting up and because i was so depressed and then just kept praying and my prayers were answered.

>> the giants winding down the toughest part of the schedule, facing their fourth straight first place team before the all-star break. sayingle song on the mound. canadian giants fans. picked the wrong game. pirates pitcher james mcdonald on fire. struck out ten in seven innings. mchenry, seventh homer of the seven. 2-0 pittsburgh. giants' lone on -- run in the sixth. mcdon nadal gets the win and the pirates get one more off vogelsong, alvarez brings in a runith a double off the low. vogelsong allows three runs inñç seven innings. 3-1 the final. today the warriors held a, so you think you can hoop, three-on-three tournament, and after signing a new deal, harrison barnes made an appearance and the boys put him to work. the event took place in the

arena parking lot. warriors players, including barnes, helped the kids and enter antibioticked with fans and there was a competitive three on tree tournament. >> it's been great. the fans showing a lot of love. excited beside the season so more motivation to work hard in the gym. kid playing three-on-three, and just come out here. >> the u.s. men's olympic basketball team announced their final roster. lebron, kevin temperature rant, kobe, expected. blake griffin made the roster and james harden. >> let's tee it up the 67th 67th women's u.s. open. we have a completely different leaderboard after the third round. we go to wisconsin where 17-year-old lexie thompson shot an even par 7 2. with birdie chips, 1-under, in thirst place issue michelle wie, one back to start the day after a 66 yesterday. horrendous day today, 6-over 78,

2-over, not choi. a leader by six. birdies that hope hole and then another one on 12. only four players have shot a lower round in the open. a commanding lead at 8-under. three are tied at 1-under, and choi will sleep well tomorrow. >> pga tour, troy kell in an impressive 8-under 62 at the greenbrier. he is chasing u.s. open champ webb simpson. the long birdie on 18th. 14-under on the tournament after shooting a 5-under 65. tour at tour de france, we hit the mountains where races are won or last. fabian kansas la -- fabian kansas la -- cancellara is back

of wiggins who wears the yellow jersey. >> alan: just ahead, an actor helps make a little boy's dream come true. we'll show you how when we come

>> alan: we have breaking news now from san francisco. police are on the scene of a

shooting on san bruno avenue near felton street. this is south of the highway 101/280 split. one person was shot just after getting off a muni bus. that victim's condition is unknown. police are looking for the gunman who ran from the scene. >> ama: coming up at 11:00, an atm hacked in front of witnesses. what the suspect did and how it could have been prevend. >> the bay area woman who makes millions millions and then gives it away. her story is coming up at 11:00. >> alan: a dream come true for a concord boy. he got meet and dress up like his comic book hero, hell boy, and actor ron pearlman who played hellman, got into character for zachary with the help of the people at spectral motion who created the costume. zachary, who has leukemia, asked to meet hell boy as part of the

make-a-wish program. >> that's it for us. >> our next newscast is at 11:00 p.m. captioned by closed captioning services inc.