>> alan: extreme heat across u.s. tonight dozen are dead including baby left in a car on a sweltering day. >> ama: a baby girl just a few months old died in indiana after she was left in a car in 105-degree heat. the is just one of at least 30 people who died from the record-setting heat that is scorching the nation. here's the latest. >> reporter: the extreme heat was blamed for a transformer fire in mid-town manhattan on saturday. manhole exploded igniting a minivan, and flames climbed 15 stores up the side of an apartment building. >> the car was completely in flames. getting the cav golding in

flames -- cav golding in flames. >> 22 states were under heat advisories. >> just suffering and i can't form any coehart -- coherent thownts. >> the drought like conditions are driving up food prices for everyone. less than half the u.s. corn crop is in good condition. vegetable farmers in wisconsin, cattle farmers in oklahoma, both are saying the heat will cause prices to rise. >> i have had to sell assets or watch the animals tie. >> relief is on the way but not yet. the index will be brutal in many places. by monday to the midwest and mid-atlantic there will be relief, temperatures in the 80s, but first rain, winds and hail that could reach near hurricane strength putting the mid-atlantic region on alert tonight through sunday.

>> alan: in the bay area, there's a shark warning for the santa cruz coast are -- after a could i area, said he was attacked. the 52-year-old kayaker says he was in water 40 feet deep just outside of the kelp beds when it happened. here's what the kayak looked like after the attack. the shift left a piece of a tooth imbedded in it. a police officer estimated it's 14-18-foot great white. >> he felt that this tremendous bump to the back of the kayak, which lift the back of the kayak actually out of the water. at the same time simultaneously he saw the head on the front of the could i -- kayak take a bite and he was thrown in the water. >> a boat happened to be nearby and the kayaker swam to the boat. he was okay. authorities say there are great white sharks off the coast but they usually stay in deeper waters. >> ama: in the north bay two people drowned in separate

incidents today within half hour of each other. the latest one was at sonoma county. a man who didn't know how to swim drowned in the lake after falling off a raft. a half hour early a second drowning was reported at pointt. there were reports that the victim may have been fishing. >> alan: in san francisco, strange case of bees attacked by humans. beekeepers say someone vandalized the hives, killing thousands. sergio kin tan -- quintana has the story. >> thousands of honeybees swarm around this of the part of the . >> we just confirmed they both lost their queens so they're able to make new queens. >> the last colony was moved this weekend from a farm. >> this platform where is bees were

bees were kept. the last of three colonies was moved today. beekeepers say the vandals used a chunk of concrete, urbanite, to do the damage. >> these pictures from the facebook page show what beekeepers found after vandals smashed hives and 'among the debris war dead bees. >> the flat form was littered with dead bodies. >> talking hundreds? >> more than hundreds. probably thousands. >> the damage to the bee his is a shock so the farm managers nice say they have a good relationship with the neighborhood. there are a few highs that will remain there but moving so many to hayes valley is bad news. >> we need bees and butterflies and other pollenators to help us pollinate our crops, so, having less bees here isn't great. we'd like to have more bees. >> the move is actually a return to hayes valley two years ago they what moved to the farm because someone atalladega the

hive with pesticides, beekeepers might return to the farm if they can build a chain-link fence around the platform. >> ama: come monday you may be wind thousand ofber net use-underrers knocked off the web. here's a look at how to protect your computer. >> we can blame a group ofes stonen hacker twoz tried to manipulate the internet advertising industry. they were caught by the fbi in what they called operation goes click. the result of that operation ends this monday. hackers infected hundreds of thousands of computers with a malware. if your competer was infected, the minute you tried to good to dummy site.ou were directed to >> there was malware designed to hijack people's can be requests and take them to web site that would steal their money or put up ads and the government shut them down. >> the operation began in 2007.

originally they infected 4 million computers in 100 countries according to the fbi and made $14 million with technology which was their goal. >> they were displaying ads to people who normally wouldn't have seen those ads and if you can do that, you i can may a lot of money. >> the fbi arrested the group last year in operation ghost click and as they went to shut down the hacker serves, agents realize it it would kick infected computers off the web so the fbi installed their own clean servers cope people online but on monday the fbi shots them down. anybody with infects computers will blown off their ips addresses. the problem is no longer as large as in 2007. >> i think most people will be fine. it's a very tiny percentage of the population, probably a thousandett of a people in the u.s. w e effectes. >> 64,000 computers are still infected in the u.s.

there are a number of sites available to check whether your computer is infected or not. they will also direct you to fix-it sites. >> if you haven't checked your computer go to abc7news.com and click, "see it on tv". there are three sites listed to visit to check if your computer is infected and how to cure it. >> alan: a man suspected of robbing an atm was wrestled down by employees of a tbhar marin county. the accountant noticed some strange transactions on the teller machine. they identified man who came in every few days. police say he hacked into the atm, stealing nearly $12,000 in one month. last wednesday employees caught him in the act. samuel ewing of fairfax was booked on suspicion of robbery. police say he hacked into the atm using instructions he found on the internet. >> there was a big traffic backup on the mcarthur maze in

oakland. a car traveling westbound hit a guardrail, damaging it so badly the chp was forced to close one lane until they could fix it. this was on berkel580 toward berkeley, and you can see cars moving now. we're told it has just re-opened, the area, because they had closed down one lane so they could fix it and there was a backup. but looks like things are getting back to normal. we have a spectacular picture to show you. a car slammed into the railing and then went over the edge on to another car at valley fair mall in santa clara. the man driving the car says he shoe got stuck on the gas paddal. no one was hurt. >> alan: a 17 year was shot tonight while standing on the corner around 5:30. police say the man was standing with his relative when they heard gunshots. the relative turned around and

found the teenager bleeding from his upper torso and a suspect was seen running away. >> two day after the death of a jockey in pleasant ton, new safety measures are in place. management agreed to staff the track ambulance with a licensed paramedic. the 33-year-old suffered massive head died afterand died after falling off his horse in the last race of the day. >> for rex -- for rex the man charged with murdering sierra lamar, will be back in court on tuesday, but today's sierra's friends held a car wash to races money to continue the search. you have to 18 or be 18 or oldeo join the search so her younger friends organized the car wash. >> everything is so happy with everything that is going own, even people under 18 are trying to help and we're not giving up, and even -- nobody is going to give up. >> alan: the fund has grown to

$35,000. just ahead, a special of peopleor eople buried in a potter's field in the south bay. >> alan: a bay area mom gives back her role as a secret millionaire. >> ama: the dane -- danger of laser pointers. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. you can see patchy fog already developing over the bay there. we may have to deal with some low clouds tomorrow morning, and then plenty of sunshine. get ready for a

>> alan: the riovision a bridge is back open. traffic was backed up for three and a half hours. the mechanical problem forced the draw bridge to shut down. >> ama: hundreds of people buried in a potter's field for more than a century were remembered in san jose. a prayer service was held where an estimated 1400 people are buried, in february construction crews uncovered pine box. research showed potters field was there where people who didn't have loved ones to bury them. >> whenever they're circumstance, today is our opportunity to offer a prayer and honor them. >> ama: 100 coffins in direct lean of construction will be

removed and others will remain in their resting place. >> alan: a bay area mom is doing her part to change the world. she is giving back by helping kids. >> ama: she is this week's secret millionaire. >> i've always given back but is i wasn't really aware of how far i could permanently go and -- i could personally go and get involved and getting attached. >> i remember holding his hands and still being warm. >> a motherpower's grief -- mother's grief our the loss of a child. that's what she witnessed when she left her life of luxury to live on welfare wages in a long beach apartment. for a week she volunteered in the area and secretly looked for heroes whoancial use financial support for their good work. >> and to be able to give money as well as time, i think, is

also a huge part of what this experience meant to me. >> in her real life she is the ceo and cofounder of ever root.com, the leading safe social media site devoted to kids ki 13. kids can only friend kids they know and parents remain in control, with safety control in place. >> i believe you have to be involved and these parents that say, don't have any idea about the digital that's an excuse. it's a must now to get involved in your kids' diggal -- digital life. >> her side has 200,000 subscribers and teaches them to become good digital citizens of the world. >> we're trying to keep kids in the kid experience a little longer. >> this mother of three end up handing out hundreds of thousands of dollars as the secret millionaire.

you'll site sunday night on abc. >> to learn more about hilary and her donation, tune into secret millionaire tomorrow night. >> alan: we're heating up and leigh glaser is here to tell us today. >> leigh: antioch, a high of 97 degrees. we'll cool down slightly tomorrow. you can see why. low clouds and fog moving inland. live doppler 7hd, always like to check in at this hour. and you can see some of the fog is starting to pull off the coast, just a brief respite, and then it will filter back in overnight tonight. a little closer. we are seeing some of that fog moving through the golden gate.

just the live doppler 7 hd is not able to pick it up, it's so light, but is it out there and will start to move back inland. 52 in santa rosa. san francisco, 53. antioch, boy, still holing the heat. 83 degrees at this hour. 73 in con covered. -- concord. entire east bay overnight will be mild. and look for clouds near the coast. a cooler day tomorrow. a few degrees. and then we'll start to heat things up as we head into tuesday and wednesday. already. temperatures tonight, the fog moving inland, generally in the 50s. santa rosa, 50 degrees there on the cool side. compare that to antioch overnight tonight. in the mid-to-low 60s. so the bank of fog just off the coast, we have an area of low pressure to the north of us that will increase the onshore winds so slightly cooler tomorrow, and then as we get into monday and

tuesday, that bubble of hot oppressive heat that has been invading the mid and eastern half of the united states, it's going to start to move in our direction. so we're looking for hot temperatures, especially inland, heading into tuesday and wednesday, and by tuesday and wednesday we're talking inland temperatures close to 100 degrees. so, i know we have been spoiled lately with these mild to warm temperatures. get ready for some high heat the middle part of next week. here's tomorrow morning. a little patchy fog. by 10:00 should burn back to the coast. bring on the sunshine, and the onshore wd come opinion next will keep things cooler than today. here's the highs. 84 for san jose. sunnyvale, 8 2. mid-to-low 60s at the coast. mid-to-upper 70s, the peninsula. 80 degrees for palo alto, tomorrow. 70, south san francisco. 66 for downtown san francisco.

santa rosa, north bay, 88. 84 for napa. oakland, plenty of sunshine. 70 degrees. 75 for union city. interior east bay, upper 90s today. and santa cruz tomorrow, 74. here's a look ahead. the next seven days. mild temperatures sunday and monday, and then the heat spell and hot weather on tuesday and wednesday, and inland temperatures near 100 degreesment only two days and then cool down thursday and friday. and, folks, don't forget this aids walk will be only 15th julh july 15th in golden gate park. hopefully that heat will be out of here before the runners get to their feet. >> ama: kind of a bummer far bay area baseball today, shu. >> mike: that's all we need for sports. both of the local nines

struggled. the giants get an bushed by a group of pirates,

>> mike: whoever made out the giants' schedule was not a fast ball. four straight series against first place teams before the all-star break. ryan vogelsong on the himself this couple came from canada to support their giants. a long trip for nothing. bottom four, pirates add to their lead. mchenry, second homer of the season. pirates 2-0. giants' lone run in the sixth. terrio singles home. mcdonald gets the win. pirates get one more off vogelsong. alvarez brings in a run. 3-1 the finals. giants lost six of their last

eight. >> a's taking on the mariners. josh reddick, why isn't he an all-star? jason vargas. 1-1. parker on the mound. ryan doubles, 3-1 mariners. top three, one wants to explain to me why josh reddick is not an all-star. robbing ichiro. vargas, winning his eighth. marinerses, 7-1. >> to the pitch, earthquakes and fc dallas. in dallas. the defense offend with an amaintaining save. 90th minute, a last effort from dallas. a nil-nil tie. >> take brieftimeout before we serve them up by the royal highness of

>> mike: i hope there's room for two queens in england. radwanska in her first grand slam final and got smoked in the first september trailed in the second. but she gets her nerves under control to take the second and serena comes back toking the. then serena reels off four straight aces. 102 in the tournament, new wimbledon record. all serena from there championship point. backhand winner in the corner pocket, winning her fifth wimbledon title. after a string of injuries, the 30-year-old can't believe she won her 14th major 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 had been through so much. i was just like, i can't take anymore, and i kept praying and

my prayers were answered. >> the u.s. women's open, wisconsin, 17-year-old lexi thompson shot an even par 7 2. 1-under, in third place. michelle wie was one back to start the day after a 66 on friday. a horrendous saturday. she is 2-over. choi, the leader by six shots, shot a 7-under 65. caps off three straight birdies with another on 12. only four players ever shot a lower round in the open. she will sleep well tonight. >> pga tour, three round of the green bly brier classic in he was. troy, 12-under for the tournament. 2 become of the u.s. open champ, webb simpson. birdie putt on 18. 14-under. to daytona international speedway, nascar's coke zero

400. jimmie johnson finds the wall. final lap, major crash behind the leader, tony stewart. stewart takes the checkered flag. third win of the season. this. >> alan: still to come, secretary of state hillary clinton pays a surprise visit to afghanistan. the new pledge the u.s. made today. >> the growing concerns about laser pointers and the problems they can cause for pilots and your safety in the air.

>> alan: in tonight's headlines, authorities in santa cruz are warning people to watch out for sharks. a man was attacked off pleasure point by what it believed to be

a great white shark. he was not seriously injured. >> ama: a 17-year-old boy is recovering after being shot while standing on the corper in san francisco. >> employees at a tbhar marin county captured a man suspected of hacking into their atm. the man went through $12,000 in a month's time using instructions he found on the internet. >> the last colony of bees that survived an attack on their highs have been used to a gated farm. vandals used tree limbs and clunks of concrete to two acroy two active hives. >> any fear of the united states aban donning afghanistan are eased. secretary of state hillary clinton is in tokyo right now but this morning she made a surprise visit to kabul and announced afghanistan is now a nonmajor nato ally. >> we have to make the security gains and the transition

irreversible, and the united states is committed to this enduring partnership. >> ama: the commitment is also a statement of political support for afghanistan0s long-term facility. in tokyo donors are pledging aid to help stabilize the country of the u.s. troops leave. >> alan: in libarch the polls are closed and at the tally -- ballots are being tallied. results may not be announce editor days. the last time libya held an election was almost half a century ago. the nation is democracyizing itself after years of dictatorship by gadhafi. >> protesters upset over the election in mexico took to the streets today to get their

message heard. they're accusing mexico's president elect of buying votes. the march to the mexican consulate is in solidarity with the protests in mexico city. peña nieto, member of the rev news mary party denies the allegation. >> alan: to a serious threat air travel. the latest incident this week. the fbi wants to know who aimed lasers at two jets landing at san francisco on thursday, temporarily blinding the buy -- pilots. the faa warns the results could be deadly. >> they're distracting and draining rouse. a laser was point right at a police helicopter. and that recent incident in san francisco two commercial pilots coming in to land had lasers aimed at them. >> the laser is almost right underneath it. >> in may, it was two flights

landing in salt lake were targets. >> we had a laser strike. >> lasers can temporarily blind pilots. >> they're not expecting it. maybe it happens again. >> that's just a simulation. with a camera flash. but laser expert, patrick murphy, also showed us the real thing. >> everything clear down the? >> at an airport outside washington, dc, we pointed a simple $50 laser at a small plane a quarter mile away. this was the cockpit windshield. >> that's when the beam was lightest, when it's coming towards you. >> last year there were 3,592 reported incidents, up 27% from the year before. >> people have lasers signed at them when they're trying to lined. >> every day there's somebody would in the u.s. getsget a lasr shined on them, some of those are trying to do harm. others think it's just a joke. >> those convict can face civil fines of $11,000 for each incident, and criminal penalties

of $250,000, and five years in jail. despite that, it's a growing problem that shows no sign of burning out. >> lisa stark, abc news, virginia. >> the group occupying the farm were there to harvest crops they planted at the gill tract three months ago. 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 on monday before a public hearing on plans near the gill tract. >> a bay area man buys theater tickets before realizing they're coming from a scalper in another state. how to watch out for online brokers. >> ama: you could have a slow weekend commute. we'll tell you why. >> leigh: doing some traveling? after the break, good news back east. they finally get some heat

relief, but for the behave area, looks -- the bay jiewksz -- thes

of way to order tickets online but consumers can pay too much on the secondary market. >> i thought it would be a good musical. >> tom just wanted to take his six-year-old granddaughter to see mary pop yip -- pop-in live.

>> he clicked on box office san jose, found tickets and purchased two orchestra seats for $150. >> i thought they were kind of expensive but we had to have good seats. >> the figure that was the going rate until fedex arrived with his tickets and something didn't look quite right. >> they were from omaha, nebraska, not san jose. there was a name of john our rich on the ticket, not mine. >> the tickets came from a company called tickets on time but the was sure he ordered them from the theater. >> i called the theater and he says rich bought the tickets and they were $73, not $150 each. >> he realized he was dealing with a broker in nebraska. instead of $73, the broker charged tom $150 per seat, and a $63 fee, plus $15 for shipping.

a total of $378 for tickets. tom could have bought for just $156 from the theater. the performs arts center gave tom a copy of the original tickets showing the $73 price. on the tickets sent by the broker, the price is blotted out. >> after they took my money, then they purchased the tickets and then sent them to me. >> tom found out, box office san jose is one of dozens of similar web sites. here's box office baltimore, box office chicago. box office miami. then very, anything, san francisco. >> you assume you're dealing with the box office. >> tom contacted "7 on your side" and we found out those local box office sites are all owned by one company. secure boxñç office.com of connecticut. owner james moran tells us we're saidenned to hear about the customer's poor experience if our web site. we never pretended to be anything but a reliable market

place to buy ticket. he says prices are based on demand and points to this disclaimer on the web site saying we're not a market place north a venue or venue box office. tom admitted he didn't notice those warnings. >> i missed them. i think most of the public would miss them. >> as for tickets in time, the opener tells us he buys and sells tickets on the web sites but doesn't operate them. selling tickets for more than face value is legal in california as long as brokers aren't selling near the venue. tickets in time has an f rating with the better business bureau with 64 complaints. secure box office has a d-plus rating with six complaints. tom hopes to warn others about look alike ticket sites and says he paid too much, although in the end, the show was terrific. >> for my granddaughter, loved it. we had a great time other than the fact we were taken advantage of. >> if you want to order tickets from the teeter, call the venue

and find out which web site to use. >> alan: well, construction is shutting down service to some of the muni light rail lines. the j church line is out of service on church street between reservoir and 14th because of construction on the n judah line. there will be three more weekend shutdowns this summer part of the project to replace the old rail lines. >> ama: some of the bay area's most talented musicians are in town for the big filmore jazz festival. this year's festival features more than two dozen bands or ata tribute to the late tate jameses. it's expected to draw 90,000 people, making it the largest free jazz festival on the west coast. >> alan: get ready, it's going to get hot. >> leigh: you'rele and right. your going to the jazzfest, take the wrap because we have the fog in the forecast for tomorrow morning and it will take its

time to burn back. if you're traveling, l.a., 8 2. 112 in palm springs, 108 in las vegas. 105 in fresno. and that heat sitting in the central valley also back east, that's going head in our direction as we head into next week. cooler days for denver tomorrow. only 75. it cools in dallas to only 96. compare that to 110 where they have been the past several days. st. louis tomorrow, 96. chicago, getting a break. 84 tomorrow. new orleans, 88. and atlanta, cooling to 93 degrees. and, they can definitely -- they're absolutely due some heat relief in that part of the country. for the bay area tomorrow, 66 for san francisco, a weak system to the worth that will cool us down slightly tomorrow but we're still going to be in the mid-to-low 90s in the east bay, 92 expected for antioch, 80 vallejo, 88 for santa rosa, palo alto, 80 degrees, and

watsonville, 75 degrees. now, sunday and monday, the coolest days of this upcoming next four to five days. you can see the bubble of hot air will move inland. tuesday and wednesday, temperatures in the east bay near 100 degrees. 90s expected. even upper 60s at the coast and then we'll start to turn the temperatures back by the end of the week. >> thank you, leigh. >> alan: abc-7 has a great new way for you to wake up and get ready for your day. alarm. >> it's a new alarm clock app. you can wake up to the latest headlines, weather forecast and traffic info right on your phone. the free abc-7 alarm clock app is available on the app store, search for for san francisco alarm. >> let's turn to shu and talk nba action. >> mike: warriors top draft

choice harrison barnes signed his deal last week and is out in the community

>> mike: today the warriors held, so you think you can hoop,

tournament at oracle arena and harrison barnes showed up to help co. it took place in the arena parking lot. warrior players helped with the instructional camp and enter acted with fans and there was an a competitive three-on-three tournament big fun for everyone involved. >> it's been great. the fans show a lot of love. very excited about the season. so it's more motivation to work hard in the gym. doing a little instructional camp. so want to come out here and interact with the fans. >> the u.s. men's olympic basketball team announced the final roster and they're hard to beat. new faces, blake griffin, james harden and kevin love, kobe is looking forward to working with this special group. >> we're pretty fun bunch in and so forth, but wed and know we're representing, so come

olympic time we'll be ready to go, and we're going to bring back the gold medal the u.s. >> we have two queens in england, sir -- serena facing radwanska. playing in her first grand slam final. she got smoked in the first set. trailed in the second. and rad van a tickets the second. and then led the third 2-1. serena reeled off four straight aces. 102 in the tournament. that is a new wimbledon record. we go to championship point. winning her fifth wimbledon title in three sets. the 30-year-old can't believe she won her 14th major title. >> whoever made up the giants schedule one a fan. ryan vogelsong on the hill trying to take their second

straight from the pirates. all the way from canada to watch the giants. mcdonald struck out ten in seven innings of work. bottom four, mchenry, seventh homer of the season. a little solo shot. pirates up 2-0. giants' lone run came in the sixth. blorch blanco gets home. alvarez drives in a run with a double off the wall. vogelsong, seven innings. giants lost six of the last eight. >> a's taking on the marrier mariners and they got barbecued. josh reddick, why is he not an all-star? then top two, ryan doubles. 3-1 mariners. top three, once again, all-star

catch, robbing ichiro by reddick. vargas, complete game. 7-1 the final. >> to the pitch. earthquakes and fc dallas in dallas. this one skips past the keeper. and this amazing save. are you kidding me? 90th minute, stoppage time. knock away with the keeper john bush. game ends nil-nil. >> 67th u.s. womens open where the leaderboard changed daily. in wisconsin. lexi thompson, 1-under. currently in third place. stanford alum michelle wie 1 back after a 66 on friday, here rein douse saturday. 6-over 70. finds a spectate record. she is 2-over.

choi, the leader. capped off three straight with another one on 12. choi with a commanding lead at 8-under, sixsix stroke lead. y to the pga tour. green briar classic in west virginia. troy kelly, 8-under 6212-under for the tournamhe u.s.back of t, webb simpson. long putt on 18. he is 14-under. after shooting a 5-under 65. >> to daytona international speedway. coke zero 400. to laps to go jin spins, finds the wall. he is done. final lap. major crash. tony stewart, several cars involved behind him. stewart will hang on to take the checkered flag, his third win of the season. men's finals tomorrow, roger federer and andy murray.

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