>> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us on this sunday, june 9th. i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at our weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. strong on shore winds yesterday ushered in apparat good marine layer and it's with us throughout most baste area this morning. that brings a significant cool down all across the bay. 60 san jose with the clouds in concord right now. but also aiding in the cool down will be some extra cloud cover. not any moisture, but we are talking about a fire weather watch with the possibility of this dry storms throughout the

late afternoon and early morning hours tomorrow. higher elevations of the north bay and the east bay. with the dry lightning possible we could see gusty i understand up to 40 miles an hour. more details on the cool down for today and the week ahead coming up. >> lisa, thank you. we have breaking news out of walnut creek where investigators are trying to determine what started a house fire that badly damaged a home early this morning. the two-alarm fire began at a home on raymond court. fire officials say crews were able to quickly get a handle on the flames, but as you can see, the fire still caused quite a bit of damage. officials say it appears the fire started on the outside, then spread into the home. apc7 news reporter cornell bernard will have a live report from the scene coming up in the latest in the next half-hour. a family in oakland is looking for a now plays to call home after a fire damaged their house. what is unusual in this case is that fire, which broke out yesterday, did not start at the house.

it was pushed there by strong winds. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the story from where it all began. >> a towering palm tree on fire and people running in the backyard away from hot ashes being whipped by the wind. this is what this family watched as his family ran for safety. >> we started hearing popping noises and then what was a clear sign was the palm tree caught on fire and it went up and that's when we started to run away. >> a couple family members even got burned by the flying embers. they were having a birthday party when they noticed a fire in the building that abutts their yard. their neighbor quickly started spraying down his house. >> the wind is so high right now, it was going -- there was smoke everywhere, along with the ashes. some of the ashes was getting on other properties, like mine. >> oakland crews tried to get a handle on the main fire in what

used to be the school, but wind pushed the smoke and embers into the nearby neighborhood. that started fires in two nearby homes so trucks were sent there to get ahead of the other fires. >> we are making no embers are flying and no potential or other fires in the area. >> after a couple hours crews got a handle on all three fires and residents returned to their homes. one family returned to their party and their house was not touched by the flames. but one family returned to a house with a burned roof. >> the good news no one was seriously injured, and that includes firefighters, who had to deal with a very persistent wind-whipped blaze. abc7 news. in developing news out of the east bay, all lanes of interstate 580 are back open this morning following a grass fire near livermore. this is cell phone video you are looking at at the fire that began just before 11:00 last

night. it burned about 20 acres. all lanes of interstate 580 east of livermore were shut down due to the heavy smoke you see there. the fire was contained and lanes reopened just after 3:00 this morning. >> we are following news out of sun any available where police are investigating a murder that occurred outside a sports bar early this morning. officers responded to a shooting at the peacock lounge bar on east fremont avenue just after 1:00. officers found a man shot to death. it's unclear what led up to the shooting but investigators believe a party may have been going on when the crime took place. no arrests have been made. the vallejo family has been torn apart by violence. police confirm that a man shot and killed his wife yesterday and then police shot and killed him. it's the second officer-involved shooting in that city in a matter of days. we have the story from vallejo.

>> sadness and pain fill the eyes of those who loved nadia. police say the 49-year-old mother of four was shot and killed by her husband, mouhamed naas. >> she loved him, he loved her. >> just before 1:30 things suddenly turned violence outside of a store the couple owned together. michelle had just left the store an hour before. she said the two had had a small argument, but thought nothing of it. >> they had a small problem, an argument, and she never told me it was going to happen. if i knew they had a gun, maybe i would tell her come to me. >> police say the woman ran out the back door and down the ally. naas chased her and shot her. two of the couple's children were in the store at the time. a police officer arrived two minutes after the shooting. >> an officer sees the suspect hiding behind a car. he confronts him.

the suspect levels a firearm at the officer, and he fires at the officer and the officer fires his own service weapon at the suspect. >> naas was rushed to kaiser vallejo. he died a short time later. this marks the second officer-involved shooting in vallejo in four days. tuesday a man was shot and killed after he phoned a flare gun that was modified into a shotgun at police. the district attorney and internal affairs are investigating both of the shootings. in vallejo, abc7 news. in another shooting involving police, investigators searched downtown windsor for evidence after police shot and killed a man. he was suspected of stabbing a woman. witnesses say the man attacked her in front of a starbucks around 7:30 yesterday morning. >> there was a lot of commotion, and i saw a man walking away from starbucks, an older man. he might have been in his late 50s, early 60s.

i saw him slip something under his shirt. a young boy came after him and said, dad, why did you do that? >> that man appeared to be headed toward the police station. officers say they shot him after he pulled out a knife and lunged at them. the woman who was stabbed is in serious condition this morning. the sonoma county district attorney is investigating is that case. pg&e is trying to figure out what caused an explosion in an underground utility vault in san francisco's tenderloin last night. it shook the ground just before 7:30. firefighters stood by. they stood outside the central ymca until pg&e crews arrived on the scene. no reports of any injuries. strong wind gusts appear to be to blame for knocking town a -- down a tree on to cars in san francisco. [chainsaw] >> branches damaged at least one

car near webster around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. no one was hurt. mishap did delay drivers for a short time. the branch fell around the same time wind warnings were in effect on the bay, the golden gate, and the richmond san rafael bridges. the wind was whipping up in the bay area last night. this is sausalito. high winds damaged a power play and caused power outages to several homes. this is in the area of johnson street and napa street in caledonia. pg&e tells us all power will be restored by 7:00 this morning. yesterday's hot weather, couple with blazing sunshine, made it really dangerous for high school graduates and their guests in eastern contra costa county. temperatures reached the mid-80s during morning ceremonies at the heritage and freedom high schools. at least two dozen people needed medical attention. one woman prepared for the heat but then began feeling sick

after watching her grandson graduate. >> i knew it would be hot and uncomfortable. we were sitting where there was no shade, but a breeze. i thought we will brink plenty of water and we will be fine. >> we had the triage center ready and services ready, like water. >> the local fire chief said medical teams followed special disaster plans when they treated that large group of patients at both schools. heat ruined the day at a high school graduation in a sierra foothills. they had to cancel their ceremonies after several people came down with heat exhaustion minutes after the ceremonies began. 15 people went to the hospital, including two in critical condition. they have a synthetic turf football field, and fire officials said that raised the temperature between 15 and

20 degrees. grads will be able to pick up their diplomas at the school tomorrow. check out this site on treasure island where it was pitch-black overnight. a blown transformer fuse took out power to the entire island just before 9:00. no outages were reported on the neighboring island. crews from the san francisco public utility commission have been working overnight to try to get power restored. >> you talked about all those gusts out there yesterday, lisa. >> the cool-down started yesterday in parts of the bay area. it continues into today, as much as 25 degrees cooler for our friends in the east bay. here's a look from our exploratorium camera. one of the clear areas, downtown san francisco. mid-50s right now. plenty of clouds pushing across the bay and just a mile and three quarter visibility down at half moon bay. we will tell you how cool it will get. that's next. >> also next, after president obama's meeting with clean news

knew president, governor brown got his turn. why he was so excited about the introduction. and a toy buy back at a bay area elementary s

>> welcome back, everyone. it's 6:1 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us for the abc7 sunday morning news. what will the temperatures be like today in your piece of bay area paradise? well, it was quite something yesterday. wendy and warm in some places, cool in others. lisa argen will be along with a

full accuweather forecast in just a bit. >> president obama has wrapped up his summit with china's new president, xi jinping. cyber security was at the top of the agenda. our abc news reporter is traveling with the president. >> as the leaders of the world's two biggest economic engines strolled among palm trees in the california desert, president obama had the difficult task of asking china not to hack american computers for corporate ideological property or defense secrets, at the same time critics say the u.s. is spying on its own people. >> that's a complicated and important piece of business but it's different than these issues of theft and hacking. >> the white house will release a statement from the national intelligence to make it clear the administration is not hacking the servers of facebook and yahoo to read american e-mail. instead the government targets foreign intelligence informatios

located outside of the united states under court order. president obama says he's trying to strike the right balance. >> we are going to have to find ways to deal with this big data in ways that are consistent with our values. >> the chinese president stayed away from the issue publicly. he's seen by some as a new model of chinese leader, building a cult of popularity with his high profile singing wife. in their travels the chinese first couple caused a sensation at home when the president opened and carried an umbrella for his glamorous wife. perhaps the only disappointment for the summit was the madam was forced to keep a low profile. because michelle obama stayed behind in washington, there were no opportunities for a public appearance. abc news, palm springs. governor jerry brown also met with the chinese president. brown, who was in china less than two months ago, believes california has an important role to play in future trade agreements with beijing.

>> definitely mentioned the fact that china has huge capital to deploy around the world and california would be one of the spots. >> while in china the governor established the california-china office of trade and investment. he is trying to attract chinese investment in the golden state's public infrastructure, like high-speed rail. leaks of classified documents have revealed sweeping surveillance programs that allow the government to compile information on every phone call made in america. in this week's sunday exclusive, senator dianne feinstein, fair -- chair of the senate intelligence committee, answers questions about whether the government has gone too far and if such surveillance is necessary to protect and prevent terror attacks.

you can watch it right here at 8:00. new this morning berkeley residents can celebrate a car-free telegraph avenue today as the city kicks off a new street festival. starting today telegraph avenue will be closed to traffic from a dwight way to durant avenue from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every sunday this summer. the sundays on telegraph street festival will feature outdoor restaurants, local musicians, and it will continue until september 22nd. the third sunday streets event of the season returns today in san francisco's bay view and dog patch neighborhood. this free event starts at 11:00 a.m. this morning. the route stretches between 3rd and king streets. near ballpark. there will be free bike rentals, yoga and line dancing. today's sunday streets runs until 4:00. san francisco is where the whole idea of the car-free sunday began. >> they are catching on.

you see the fog behind us. that's also catching on. it's mostly in the north bay, but it's in the north bay and concord this morning. we take a look at live doppler 7hd. you notice the sweeps here. low clouds and fog and the robust onshore flow coming back full force yesterday. here's a look. isn't this a cool shot of the city where we have some cloudiness over the bay. conditions today much, much cooler. in fact a mile and three quarter visibility along the half moon bay area, all the way down the san mateo coast. you will be the last to clear right along the peninsula and north bay. san francisco partly cloudy. 60 in san jose, 55 half moon bay, 56 in the city. take a look at mt. tam. we not only have the low clouds and fog mist and drizzle, parts of southern marin this morning, you may need your wipers by the delta. a little breezy out there but that's helping with in your 20,

25-degree cool down. 58 union city, 60 los gatos. a view of the bay bridge this morning. emeryville, no clouds and fog, much cooler. we have an isolated chan of thunder, dry lightning late tonight into tomorrow. north and east bay hills, the diablo range and i'll show you why in a moment. then as the system heads out, we are still going to stay fairly seasonal throughout much of the work week. so look at the winds. gusting to 36 miles an hour by the delta. breezy winds here along the coast. it will remain breezy with numbers hard pressed to make it out of the 50s along the shoreline. an area of low pressure is spinning off the southern california coast, and as it does, it will bring up eventually a little bit of moisture and it will track across the state. that's going to aid in the chance of some dry lightning and the possibility of high-based thunderstorms, which could ignite fires right on through tomorrow. so that's the possibility.

but here is the reality of the temperatures in the week ahead. low 80s today with only mid-70s and a slow climb with some comfortable summer-like readings in the east bay valleys for the week ahead n the south bay you will enjoy low 70s today in cupertino. how about 74 in san jose. 71 milpitas. look for 69 in redwood city today. what a change. 64 milbrae. and in and around san francisco, you will be partly cloudy, not seeing total sunshine. it will be breezy, winds up to 30 miles an hour. a high of 62. in the north bay, you should average about 80 for a high in santa rosa. today below average at 74. oakland today mid-60s. you should be at 70. the swing continues with a cool afternoon today in fremont relatively speaking, 70 for you. out over the hills, what a nice day. 78 in the san ramon valley area with 83 antioch and 82 livermore.

here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. 70s and 80s around the bay. looking pretty good. a big drop in temperatures. cool and breezy with more 70s tomorrow. partly cloudy tuesday. wednesday we will get back up into the low 80s inland. but this is fairly typical throughout the rest of the work week with 60s at the coast, 70s in the bay and 80s inland. you can keep track of bay area weather on twitter at live doppler 7hd. finally, no big swings in the outlook. >> but i still have a hard time figuring it out. just when i think it's going to be nice and toasty, it turns cool. >> just and me. >> and look at live doppler 7hd. >> okay. >> thank you, lisa. up next, a big street closer around lake merit. why oakland is

>> in a part of san francisco with apartments and condos springing up everywhere, neighbors say something is missing, parks. even though there is a nice new park on harrison street in racon hill. jonathan bloom explains why red tape is keeping neighbors from using it. >> in a park near san francisco's city hall the screams of delighted children fill the air as workers catch a few rays of air on their lunch break.

but across town you will hear grinding and hammering as new high-rises spring up. it's a neighborhood known as rincon hill. the 6,000 families that already live here, you won't hear kids playing. there is a park but there is hardly anyone in it mostly because it's surrounded by an 8-foot fence. >> to make this a public park sooner rather than later. that's my goal. >> a neighbor started a petition that in one day already reached more than 100 signatures. he knew it was supposed to be public but negotiations between the developer and the city have been slow. in the meantime it remains private for residents only and it's the only green space around. >> there are no parks because it used to be railroad tracks and warehouses. we need a park. >> unlike most land deals, the sticking point isn't the price. when they built it, the owners agreed to build the park and give it to the city for free. the trouble is the city says even at that price they can't take it.

>> the recreation and parks department is reluctant to take it because they don't have money in their budget to maintain the park. >> they are already strapped and they would need about $24,000 a year to keep the park clean and safe. the city wants it to be public and they are exploring other options like paying the owner to maintain it for letting the public in. there are other spaces in the city that are privately owned but have a public easement on them. >> there are questions like insurance, but a deal could happen in the next few months to bring the fence down. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. gun buyback program in hayward an elementary school sponsored a different kind of gun buyback program in hayward this weekend. youngsters filled a storage bin with a variety of toy guns. they each received a raffle ticket for a chance to win one of four bicycles. the principal of stobridge

elementary school came up with the idea because he believes kids to play with toy guns might not take real ones seriously. a hayward police officer talked to kids about what they should do if they find a real gun on the street. >> oakland officials will throw a car free party this morning to celebrate improvements to lake merit. love our lake day is a free event that encourages residents to get out of their cars and explore the neighborhoods around the lake. three miles of streets around lake merit will be closed. there will be live music, salsa dancing, free bike rentals and body rides and food trucks. mayor jean quan is scheduled to attend. it kicks off at 11:00 this morning and runs until 4:00 p.m. >> coming up, the price after computer for about 50 bucks. how this small piece of technology is inspiring people to create amazing machines. >> and a family is homeless

today after an early morning fire all but destroys their home. a live repor

>> welcome bam. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> an area of low pressure is headed to the north from the south. that will allow for the chance of some isolated thunderstorms in the higher elevations of the north bay, the east bay, diablo range and we are looking at the possibility late today for dry

lightning. with that, those gusty winds igniting fires. the moisture is not there, but we are looking at the breezy winds. we will keep an eye on that and talk about the cool down, how significant that will be for the week ahead coming up. carolyn. >> all right. look forward to that. thank you, lisa. we have breaking news out of walnut creek this morning where an early morning fire left a house in ruins. officials aren't sure how it started but arson investigators are on the scene. cornell joins us live from walnut creek with the latest. good morning, cornell. >> good morning. the family living here got out safely, that's the good news, including their dog. but as day light breaks, it is clear there is a lot 6 damage to this home. how it started is a mystery. firefighters arrived here just after 1:00 a.m. and found smoke pouring from the home on raymond court through the windows and roof. firefighters say the residents escaped without injury. this is a hillside neighborhood

with many homes clustered together and the challenge for firefighters was to prevent the fire from jumping to other homes. >> we had a lot of fire when we got here. the guys did a great job knocking it down. we didn't have extension to other houses that were getting impinged upon. they did a great job. >> cause of the fire is under investigation. in fact investigators are on scene right now taking pictures. firefighters tells me the family recently muffed into the house after having some construction done on the home. the fire chief says the house appears to be a total loss. live in walnut creek, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> that's unfortunate. thank you, colonel. according to police the man who went on a deadly rampage in southern california was a 23-year-old armed for battle. they identified the man. they said he carried 1300 rounds of ammunition and several weapons when he was killed at santa monica college.

a neighbor say he lived with his mother. >> the son, the younger one, is very, very strange. howling, screaming, yelling at her. i mean, he's just not right. my heart goes out to her. she's out of town on vacation. she will come back to this madness and wonder why her house is empty. >> he killed four people and injured four others. the bodies of his father and older brother were found in a house near the college. >> a family on the peninsula needs your help finding an 89-year-old woman who vanished after arriving from mexico. she suffers from dementia and is also hard of hearing. they last saw her in the customs area of the terminal friday morning. she disappeared by the time her family came to bring her home to redwood city.

if you have seen her, you are asked to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. new this morning, hundreds of law enforcement officers are set to take part in a bike ride to support the special olympics. the fourth annual bike to bridges event will take riders across two bridges. it features three route options. 25 miles, 65 miles or 100 miles. the ride kicks off at 9:00 at the martinez waterfront park. the funds benefit 16,000 special olympic athletes throughout northern california. tomorrow google executives will appear in court to defend the previousty of its street view feature. google launched street view back in 2007 to capture street level images from various cities all over the world. a privacy advocate said google used their program to intercept private wireless communications of home networks. google has admitted uploading private data, including e-mail

and passwords, but they say it was not intentional and also not illegal sense unencrypted wi-fi signals are publicly accessible. imagine a computer that fits in your hands and costs less than 50 bucks. there is one and it is taking the world by storm. business and technology computer david louie checked out the growing interest. it's arduino. >> do-it-yourselfers from around the world flooded the makers faire in san mateo. the gadgets got plenty of people gawking. it was a tiny little computer that had everyone talking. it's called an arduino. >> it's in everything. >> it's a single board microcontroller, designed to make it easier to incorporate electronics into --

>> this is a brain-controlled helicopter. >> anything. >> cool stuff you can unable because we have three computers on the bike. >> san francisco's-based electric bicycles built them into their bikes. >> so much going on. a light center that looks how bright it is, turned the lights on automatically. we will have blue tooth so it will talk to your phone, you can track where your bike is, you can adjust the pedal assist. >> arduino is usually about the size of a credit card, but it can be scaled down to as small as a quarter. a simple straightforward computer circuit board that contains just the basics needed for programming. just a decade ago you would have to make one of these from scratch. >> it would take a hobbyist a week to accomplish what you can accomplish with this in 15 minutes. you plug things together and it starts working. >> first arduino showed up in an italian design school. here is one of the designers. >> i see the amazing stuff people are doing, and i'm still finding moments where i go, wow.

>> he shared arduino with the world, allowing anyone to buy it and use it any which they want. >> we agreed to take people who have no experience with electronics and software and make them able to create this kind of intelligent interactive objects. >> arduinos are now a key part of the maker movement, a growing trend of people building things. it costs less than $50. it is not the most advanced board available, and that's by design. the goal is to keep the design simple in order to give people a chance to learn and then build on the technology themselves. >> if you make it easy for people to use, they can create amazing stuff. it's more important to take care of the experience that people have when they learn, when they use, than to give them more power. >> david louie, abc7 news. tomorrow we will get a glimpse of what's next for apple, as it takes to the stage

for it's annual worldwide developer's conference. there is plenty of speculation about what apple may have up its sleep. it's likely the company will preview the next versions of its operating systems for the i-phone, ipad and mac. about 5,000 developers are expected to take part in a five day conference. it kicks off tomorrow morning at 10:00 at mosconi center in san francisco. >> still ahead, surrounded by crime, what community is to go -- doing to keep the violence in oakland from spilling over the border they share. and we have a live look this morning from san jose, where it will probably be relatively warmed to. how high will it get? what will the temperatures be? our meteorologist lisa argen has those answers and your forecast in just a few minutes. >> abc7 news wants to make your commute a little more barrable this summer. we are giving away shell gift cards to seven lucky winners over seven days and each winner gets $700 of free gas. it's a big thank you to all of our facebook fans. like abc7 news on facebook for

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>> welcome back, everybody. thanks nor joining us this morning. we have a look from our taco cam. it is going to be a little strange there whether-wise today perhaps, in the mid-80s. but lisa argen said there is a chance of thunderstorms. she will have more on that forecast and yours, too, coming up in just a bit.

the upscale town of piedmont is investing some big bucks on a new surveillance program designed to protect people who live there from a growing crime threat. piedmont is surrounded by oakland, which is experiencing an increase in violent crimes, as well as break-ins. as nick smith tells us, people in piedmont wants to know exactly who is driving in and out of their city. >> i was ambivalent at first. >> but not anymore. in the 13 1/2 years scott has lived in piedmont, he has seen the community rise. it has changed. >> a rising crime rate, especially burglaries, a few home invasions and general awareness of rising crime rates all around. >> and, he says, most of it seems to target certain areas. >> if you happen to live on the periphery almost anywhere in piedmont, you are a pretty good target. that's been the experience. >> but now there will be more eyes watching from above. on monday the city council approved a plan to purchase and install cameras like the ones used on some of their patrol

cars that will capture the license plate attached to any vehicle moving in and out of piedmont. >> this is just another piece of technology out there that helps us do our jobs better. >> there will be more than a dozen locations using multiple lens focused on major streets. the cost to taxpayers, just shy of $700,000. >> it's a tool that specifically addresses what we need to address here, which is property crimes, which is the number one issue we have in piedmont, is burglaries. >> cameras are only one part of a three-prong approach, which includes community watch and partnering with other agencies. but some fear too much technology released walks into areas of privacy returns. -- or privacy concerns. it's public property and we should be able to move in and out without being monitored all the time. >> the technology isn't new. other cities have used license plate readers before. officials in piedmont tells us the official information will only be viewed by law enforcement personnel and it will be destroyed unless it's part of an initial

-- an official investigation. they have not said when the cameras will go up, but they tell me it will be soon. abc7 news. >> all right. so you talked, lisa, a little bit about thunderstorms possible in tahoe? that sounds strange to me. >> not only in the sierra nevada, the higher elevations of the north and east bay. diablo range. a chance of dry lightning later on this afternoon. here's a look at the new bay bridge. you see a little bit of movement from the cameras. we have the breezy winds and low clouds and fog. mid-60s today in oakland. i'll detail the rest of the east bay, the forecast for the week ahead next. >> also next, the giants end a two-game slide as they explode in arizona with just about everyone getting into the act. mike shumann has the detail ñzñt

>> this kind of weather really taxes lisa's skills. talk about your peak crow climate. >> the warm air in the east bay valleys just sucking that on shore flow in. as the warm air arises we get the strong sea breeze. that's what happened yesterday. the gusty, gusty winds. right now live doppler 7hd picking up the low clouds and fog pretty much everywhere. they are patchy in downtown san francisco. it's clear in san jose. but we are looking at the fog all the way into our east bay valleys. so we will get some clearing, call it partly cloudy today. numbers just in the low 60s downtown. a pretty good wind, 20 to 30 miles an hour later on this afternoon. 56 in the city with 63 mountain view. half moon bay, 55. low clouds and fog bringing about a mile and three quarter visibility to the coast at this time. it's cloudy in santa cruz. here's the view from mt. tam with the mist and drizzle.

some of our southern marin counties looking at moisture. maybe the wiper is needed as you head over the golden gate bridge. 59 union city and 62 by the delta. the winds aiding in that cool-down. here's a look from our east bay camera and you will notice that we've got the low cloud deck here with some sunshine on the way for you in oakland. but numbers below the average, in the mid-60s. low clouds and fog with much cooler conditions today, the next couple of days. a possibility of some dry lightning later on today, through tomorrow morning, and seasonal temperatures. haven't said that in a while. numbers this morning, certainly in the east bay much cooler. it was cooler yesterday north and south bay by the late afternoon and the howling winds. we will look for the trend to continue throughout the next couple of days before the numbers again to recover. so a healthy breeze by the delta. that's usually a good indicator of the cool-down reaching our east bay valleys.

gusty win along the coast. hard pressed to reach 60 here along the shoreline. it's all due to an upper level low that is situated off the southern california coast. so this will travel up to the north. as it does, it's going to eventually pull up some moisture and that will allow for not only the cooler temperatures, but the possibility of those high-based thunderstorms right on through tomorrow. in the northern sierra that's a possibility, as well, with numbers in the mid-80s today. sacramento, how about 86? down from 106 yesterday. out of the triple digits for you in chico at 95. it will be pretty cloudy in monterey for most of the day. 62 there. 100 in fresno and 75 los angeles. breezy winds downtown today with 62 there. only 70 in san rafael. look for numbers in the mid-70s. six degrees shy. your average in santa rosa. take a look at our east bay valleys. down from 107 in livermore to 82 today. 74 in san jose. so enjoying a sunny, comfortable

day at the fair today, san mateo 6. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we aren't done with our cool down. tomorrow and tuesday temperatures drop another 4 to 6 degrees. mostly sunny wednesday with a slow referry by the end of the work week with temperatures very comfortable, 60s, 70s, and upper 80s, barely a 90 all week long. >> and looking ahead to father's day? >> looks good. that's next weekend. >> yeah. i think so. >> yeah. we are looking comfortable. nothing extreme. >> okay. let's check out sports this morning. the a's will close out their seven-game road trip in chicago against the white sox, trying to return home in first place. yesterday oakland was going for the team's fourth straight victory. here's schu, he has your highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the a's have been red hot, winning 18 of their last 21. took over first place from the

rangers and won three straight. but the white sox took them to the cleaners yesterday in chicago. the south side. tommy malone was rocked by adam du 435 feet of home run to center. the game tied at one. that was malone's only mistake. pitched seven strong innings, struck out seven. got help from coco on defense. rob tyler flowers. great catch by coco. sean doolittle little takes the loss. gave up three runs in the eighth, including this two-run bomb in konerko. his sixth of the year. the a's end the three-game win streak. >> to the giants. trevor cahill, and stealing third. the throw gets away. pence will score, giants went up 1-0 and never looked back. six runs in the fourth, all off cahill. the ground-rule double and crawford scores. that makes it 5-0. then buster posey against cahill. a two-run bomb.

they will hold on for the 10-5 victory. the marlins in the big apple, the game decided in the 20th inning. top half of the 20th. base hit. see blanco scores the game-winning run. lasted 6 hours, 25 minutes. longest game in morning three years. marlins win it, 2-1. blackhawks and kings. chicago win gets them a trip to the stanley cup finals. they were 14 seconds away. leading 3-2. but kopitar's shot kissed by mike richards with ten seconds remaining. we are tied and go to overtime. second o.t. the hawks captain toews finds cain. chicago eliminate the defending stanley cup champs going on to face boston in the stanley cup fines. no triple crown winner in horse racing this year. last time it happened was 1978. this is the 40th anniversary of secretariat's win in 1973. belmont held yesterday in belmont. five horses in the field. here's the call. palace malice comes inside

the final. in the clear. orb. oxbow. it is going to be palace malice! >> >> palace malice 50-1 odds wins the belmont stakes. oxbow second and orb was third. tune in for yesterday's u.s. open. yesterday the st. jude's classic. what a day for stephane. here the par 3, 11. gets 7. 8 birdies on the day. including four of the last five holes. a great chip on 15 to save par. finishes with 4-under 66. leaves with 1 streak 12-under going into today's final round. game two of the nba finals. spurs and heat here on abc7. tune in at 5:00 p.m. tonight and stay tuned for "after the game." i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> one more note about the spurs-heat game. it will change our newscast a little bit. we will have a half-hour edition of abc7 news at 4:00 p.m.

followed by abc's coverage of game two of the nba finals, and then, as schu said, it's "after the game." up next, another chance for fans to take a picture with the giants world series trophy.

here are the winning numbers from last night's $60 million power ball draw. 2, 11, 22, 26, 32. the power ball number 19. no one got all six numbers. wednesday's jackpot is estimated at $70 million. yes, we have the winning numbers from last night's $16 million superlotto plus. 10, 23, 30, 38, 43. the meganumber 8. no one got all six of those numbers either. wednesday's jackpot grows to $17 million. new this morning, today giants fans will get the chance to pose with the team's 2012 world series trophy.

the trophy will be at the golden gate bridge's round house from 9:45 this morning until 1:15 this afternoon. fans can swing by and take a photo with the trophy for 20 bucks. a green screen will allow the bridge to be superimposed into the photo with the trophy. funds benefit the national parks conservancy. also, giants fans, this is the last day to enter the ring raffle. fans can enter to win a personalized world series world series ring designed by tiffany and company. the minimum cost to enter is one dollar -- $10.00 to enter. >> that's it for us. have a great day.

good morning, america. this morning -- bedside vigil. nelson mandela's family gathers at his hospital bedside as the beloved nobel peace prize winner battles a serious lung infection. the mood is darkening, but mandela has been down before and survived. we're live in south africa. ready for battle. that is how police in california described this shadowy figure carrying a long gun and looking for victims. new this morning, surveillance video of people ducking for cover, and we're learning more about the drama inside the school library. >> three girls ran into the library yelling that there's a shooter and he has a gun, oh, no, and then there were three consecutive shots. bing, bing, bing. i'm just happy to be alive. bad medicine. one of the top cancer doctors in