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detail that and the outlook how long our cool weather sticks around coming up . >> thank you, lisa. we are following developing news out of wall net creek where the cause remains under investigation. a family in oakland is look for a new place to call home after a fire damaged their house. what is unusual in this case is

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least two dozen people needed medical attention. one woman thought she was prepared for the heat but began feeling sick after watching her grandson graduate. >> i knew it was going to be hot and uncomfortable. we were sitting where there was a breeze. no shade, but a breeze. and i thought it will be fine. we will bring plenty of water, we will be fine. >> we had the triage center ready and emergency services ready, like water. >> the local fire chief said medical teams followed special disaster plans when they treated all those patients at both

schools. lisa, i'm wondering about the temperatures today. will they be a little cooler? >> much cooler. right now it's been sunny all morning long in san jose. that's why they are the warmest at 67 degrees it will be at least 16 degrees carolina than yesterday. going for a high of 74 today. that's cooler than normal. we will talk about more cool temperatures headed your way for the rest of the weekend and the week ahead coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also next, the latest on former south african president nelson mandela, who is back in the hospital. why the people around him are sounding more and more concerned. and this, a big street closer around lake merit.

>> welcome back, everyone. it's 9:13 on this glorious, sunday morning. this is a live look from our santa cruz camera. it is going to be in the 70s today. lots of clouds there. in fact, around the bay quite a difference today compared to yesterday. our meteorologist lisa argen will be along shortly with your accuweather forecast. this morning former south african president, former president nelson mandela remains in the hospital. people around him are sounding

increasingly concerned. his family at his bedside, people throughout the country are praying for mandela. we have the latest. >> we are waiting for the government to release the latest on he nelson mandela's condition. last word he was in serious but stable condition. when you read this more than's head lean, they describe the mood out on the street. it reads mandela fights for his life. and another headline that really is telling. this one reads "it is time to let him go." this was a statement given by mandela's long time friend who served in prison with mandela and he gave this statement this morning to the sunday times. he was brought here around 1:30 on saturday morning for a reoccurring lung infection. we are told his wife has been by his side the entire time. we are also told moments ago some of mandela's family members have left the hospital. this is the fourth time the former south african president and civil rights leader has been hospitalized in the last six

months and three visits were really focused on this lung infection. the 94-year-old has continued to battle back each and every time from this illness. but there is a senior government official who has described man della's condition this time around as bad, and the people of south africa are coming to grips with his inevitable death. there were church services this morning where many were praying for him. including one that was very significant during the anti-aparti movement. i have spoken to many people and it's difficult for them to talk about mandela's condition. they say when you look at engine he's meant to the nation, they don't want to talk about his death right now. but others say he's 94, with to turn 95 next month, and as his friend said, this time it's time to release him so god can have his own way. normally the mandela family will

come out and make a statement but this time they are making no statement. in fact, they are asking for privacy. abc news. >>. the discussion about privacy is in full tilt this morning now that americans know about the one government program tracking almost every phone call. senate dianne feinstein explained it. they said they are all within the law and only take content of any phone calls if there is suspicion of terrorist activity. >> if there is strong suspicion that a terrorist outside of the country is trying to reach someone on the inside of the country, those numbers then can be obtained. if you want to collect content on the american, then a court order is issued. not likely to stop the criticism. she adds the debate over privacy

is difficult because the public is unaware of the times it thwarted terrorist attacks because all but two instances have been classified. 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 when it was built along with the high-rise apartments, but the negotiations between the city and the developer 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 afford to take it. >> understand the recreation and parks department is reluctant to take ownership at this point because they have not had identified funding for maintenance of the park. >> the parks department is 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. >> 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. boat 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. >> great weather for the event. >> yeah. a much different story than yesterday with the low clouds

and fog banked up along the short line and locally in the north bay we are looking at half-mile visibility, half moon bay. it's been sunny in the south bay. sun in livermore. but changes begin the work week. actually the week today and the work week ahead because we are starting out with the marine layer that will stay with us more or less for the next several days. it will be disrupted here and there from an incoming system, but right now we are looking at 57 in the city. 63 in oakland with san jose leading the pack. it has been nice and sunny there, but with the clouds hanging on at half moon bay and santa cruz, it will be cool. this is mt. tam. we've had mist and drizzle from parts of mill valley and southern marin. it's pretty mild with more sunshine out toward the east bay. but we aren't talking hot. in fact very comfortable readings this afternoon. mid-60s in union city and los gatos swell livermore and still the 50s and clouds in santa rosa. here's a look at emeryville.

you can see a mix of clouds and sun. we have wind gusts up to 43 americans out by the delta. that lets you know that much of our east bay valleys will be included had our big time cool down. even the sacramento valley today. low clouds and fog this morning. much cooler. we are looking at a weak system allowing for this lightning. possibility offing fire danger through the evening and the morning. temperatures will be nice with no more roller coaster readings for the upcoming work week. 10 degrees cooler this morning compared to yesterday. 17 degrees cooler by the delta. we are looking at livermore much, much cooler. except at our coast. you are pretty cool yesterday. right on through the early morning hours and the afternoon. here's a look at yosemite. isn't that gorgeous. we have a chance of thunderstorms. i will give you an idea where we've been, where we are going. these are the averages. low 80s, upper 70s. here are the high temperatures

today. just a degree above normal in livermore with numbers from three to eight degrees below average in redwood city. so you get the idea. a big time cool down, and it is going to take several days to recover. but i think most of you will find that good news. area of low pressure is what is in store for later tonight and tomorrow as it moves our way. and that will be bringing up limited moisture. but with it the dynamics associated with this low could trigger a thunderstorm in the higher elevations of the north bay, the east bay late tonight. you are in the clear this the south bay with sunshine today, 74. peninsula, much cooler, 70. palo alto and limited sunshine. in fact pretty cloudy all day long. 62 partly cloudy in san francisco, about four degrees below average. plenty of low to mid-70s, nice switch for the north bay. 65 in san leandro and out over the hills low 80s. a look ahead, staying cool, below average through wednesday, and then we warm up nicely.

we will let you know how warm it will be in your community. you can keep track of live bay weather on twitter. >> earlier this morning you were talking about fire danger too, though, despite the cooler temperatures. >> that's because of the system offshore and that's going to be bringing the best chance late tonight into tomorrow, just higher elevations north and east bay. >> all right. thank you, lisa. coming up next, a toy gun buyback at a bay area elementary school. what inspired the principal to

i. >> 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. >> the nice weather this weekend makes it a perfect time to join a family-oriented fair in berkeley. it's the 43rd annual live oak park fair featuring more than 100 booths full of handmade arts and crafts. this year for the first time people can also sample food made

by local artists, as well as body products. there are magic shows and face painting for the kids. the fair continues from ten to six. coming up next, the power of a computer for about 50 bucks. how this small piece of technology is empowering people to create amazing machines. >> a shooting outside a sunnyvale nightclub leaves one

>> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at our weather with meet leagues arrange. >> good morning, everyone. a wind advisory out by the delta. winds gusting to 43 miles an hour. we are in the 50s and 60s right now. just a couple of 80s today. the fog will be slow to clear in

parts of the north bay and peninsula. near 60 downtown. plenty of 60s across the bay. it's been sunny in san jose. you will be about 74 today. only a couple of 80s far inland. that's well below normal. we will stalk about the trend continuing for the week ahead. >> developing news in sunnyvale. a murder investigation is underway after a man was shot to death at a bar early this morning. another was wounded. colonel bernard joins us live from the scene. the police say there was some sort of party going on before this? >> yeah, that's right, carolyn. the shooting, we are told, happened as some local rap groups were ending a performance inside the peacock lounge. sunnyvale police say they have few leads in the murder case. the shooting victim was found here in the parking lot right in front of the peacock lounge. that man died at the scene. a second victim who was shot will survive. police say shots rang out after

1:00 a.m. outside of the club. several rap groups were performing inside. as the event was ending, there was a fight in the parking lot followed by gunfire. police say they have no motive or suspects, but the second shooting victim is talking to investigators. >> he subsequently got a phone call from a local hospital saying they had a shooting victim at their hospital. we went to the hospital and determined that that victim was also shot at this incident, the peacock lounge. we interviewed that person and they have been treated and released from the hospital. >> i think it's really scary. i grew up in this town and i have been coming to this area for a long time. you know, to come back and into my neighborhood all these years to have this happen, it's just very frightening. >> neighbors are understandably shocked about the shooting. police are not saying what kind of information that second shooting victim is providing or if he knew the man who died. sunnyvale police are asking

anyone who may have been at the club or anyone with information to get in touch with them as soon as possible. we are live in sunnyvale this morning, colonel bernard, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> a family on the peninsula needs your help to fine an 89-year-old woman who vanished after arriving from mexico. margarita lopez rama suffers from dementia and also is har of hearing. they lost saw her in the customs area of the international terminal friday morning. she disappeared by the time her family came to take her home to redwood city. if you have seen her, you are asked to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. knew this morning, hundreds of law enforcement officers are set to take part in a bike ride to support the bike to bridges event. it features three options. 25 miles, 65 miles or 100 miles. the ride kicked off at 9:00 at

the martinez waterfront park. the fund benefits 16,000 special olympics athletes throughout northern california. tomorrow google executives will appear in court in san francisco to defend their technology known as street view. google launched street view back in 2007 to capture street level images from various international cities. but privacy advoindicates say they used the program to intercept private wi-fi networks of people. they admit up loading e-mails and passwords but say the up loads were not intentional and not illegal since uncrypted wi-fi messages are passable. david loui checks out the

growing interest in arduino, a $50 computer. >> tinkerers and do-it-yourselfers flooded the makers fair. it was a tiny 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. >> what it would previously 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 sleeve, 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. >> knew this morning, berkeley residents can celebrate a car-free telegraph avenue today

as the city kicks off a new street festival. starting today it will be close today traffic from dwight way to durant avenue from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every sunday this summer. it will feature merchants, local musicians and outdoor restaurants. sunday celebration will continue until september 22nd. berkeley no doubt got the idea from san francisco, which initiated sunday streets back in 2008. today's sunday streets take place in san francisco's bay view and dog patch neighborhoods. it starts at 11:00 this morning. the route stretches through third and king streets. there will be free bike rentals, yoga and line dancing. today's sunday streets runs until 4:00. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, surrounded by crime. what one east bay enclave is doing to try to keep the violence in oakland from spilling over to the border they share. here's a look from the

emeryville camma. mid-60s today, a drop of five to ten degrees from yesterday. are the temps falling in your neighborhood? lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few minutes. >> abc7 news wants to make your commute a little more betterrable this summer. we are giving away shell gift cards to seven winners over seven days. 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 your chance to win and $700 in free gas could be yours. if you are already a fan, you still need to enter to win on our facebook page. starting thursday we will announce one winner a day during our morning news. enter now

>> welcome back, everyone. 9:had 1 on this sunday morning. here's a live look from our exploratorium cam, showinga shot of the bay bridge there in the background. you see the clouds are still hanging low. low 60s today in san francisco. below normal temperatures just about everywhere. meteorologist lisa argen will be along with all the facts and figures in just a few. 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 abc7 reporter 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 certai >> 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 lenses 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 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 official investigation. they have not said when the cameras will go up, but they tell me it will be soon. nick smith, abc7 news. >> mist, drizzle, what is this, january? >> i know. all over san francisco and the peninsula. which kind of hits the heat spell yesterday, even in santa cruz where temperatures were in the 6os. you see the drops on the lens

there. plenty of cloud cover. we will look for another cool day at the coast. but the cooling, yes, it's spreading inland and it will last for a little while. your forecast is next. >> also ahead, the giants end a two-game slide as they explode in arizona with just about everybody getting in the act. mike shumann has the

>> there is an important national commemoration coming up

known as jeanteenth which celebrates when slaves in texas became aware they were free. there is a round table this morning on juneteenth and the celebrationsfcoming up in the bay area and around the nation. the group also talks about the meaning of the holiday and its history. >> my grandparents actually were extremely involved in some of the inaugural juneteenth celebrations in san francisco. >> we hope you will watch "beyond the headlines" for the discussion on the future of the african-american community with the focus on education and achievement. that's coming up on after our newscast at 10:00 this morning on abc7. our microclimates were in full effect this weekend. lisa argen is here to explain why. >> yeah, and despite the cool down we still have a fire weather watch and a red flag warning for the entire sierra nevada. still a lot going on.

you see the marine layer that has allowed for plenty of cloud cover in the north bay. visibility has improved to about three quarters of a mile half moon bay. we are looking at partly cloudy skies downtown where temperatures are in the upper 50s. it will be a cool day in san francisco, as well as oakland. low 60s right now. mid-60s in mountain view, enjoying the sun. 55 half moon bay. look for mt. tam. yes, we have been doing this all morning long with some mist and also down in the low elevations from southern marin right into san francisco we are looking at gray weather and wet windshields out there. be careful. 65, sunny, livermore. a nice day for you. temperatures will continue to come down the next couple of days. here's emeryville. on your way to a sunny afternoon. much cooler conditions. a chance of thunder late tonight into tomorrow.

seasonal temperatures throughout the week ahead. so here's what is going on. we've got an area of low pressure. southern california. it will be traveling north and eventually east across the state. with it it will bring the chance of some dry lightning. it doesn't have a lot of moisture related with it. the diablo hills, we could be looking at the critical fire weather. if we do have some dry lightning, we will get the gusty winds and a chance of the fires could spread quickly. so be careful if you are going to be in the higher elevations doing biking or picnicking throughout the next couple of days. otherwise we are looking at some very pleasant readings with low 80s today in livermore. how about mid-70s tomorrow and then slowly the numbers will come up into the mid-80s by the end of the week. of course, father's day next weekend looking pretty comfortable all around the bay. we are still coming down with the temperatures in the sacramento valley. now they have the wind advisory and the red flag warning there. still with some heat toward chico. 95, but just 86 in sacramento.

106 yesterday. 100 in fresno. these temperatures, we had records in both lake tahoe and reno with upper 80s and upper 90s. so it will slowly cool down there. but red flag warning keeping it a little dicey there in the mountains. 62 downtown. breezy in the afternoon. mid-60s in oakland. look for about 70 today in fremont with only the low 70s in santa cruz. southerly wind flow keeping us cool the next couple of days. we will look for the breeze city winds. tomorrow partly cloudy and tuesday. slowly our temperatures coming up. thursday, friday, it looks really nice around here with some 80s and upper 80s. just what it should be for the kids to get out of school and enjoy the weather. >> i like the fact it is going to be nice moving into father's day. >> finally. a good series of days ahead. >> thanks, lisa. let's check out sports. this morning rafaeled in dahl

won his eighth title. it is his twelve career grand slam title. later this morning the raise will close out their seven-game road trip against chicago, trying to return in first place. yesterday they were 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. to the south side. mascots are getting out of hand. tommy malone was rocked by adam dunn in the second. 435 feet of home run to center. solo showed, the game tied at one. that was malone's only mistake. pitched seven strong innings, struck out seven. got help from coco on defense.

robbing 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. his agent of the year. 8-0, giants, and they will hold on for the 10-5 victory. 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 johnathan cane. chicago eliminate the defending stanley cup champs going on to face boston in the stanley cup fines. -- finals. no triple crown winner in horse racing this year. last time it happened was 1978. this is the 40th anniversary

of secretariat's triple crown 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. oxbow. orb. it is going to be palace malice! what a pleasure. five horses. >> palace malice, 50-1 odds, wins the belmont stakes. oxbow second and orb was third. >> game two of the nba finals here on abc7. tune in tonight and stay tuned for "after the game." i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> we will have a half-hour news coverage at 4:00 p.m. followed by game two of the nba finals and then it's after the game with sports anchor larry beil. up next, another chance to take a picture with the giants world

series trophy. why this photo will be different from the oth

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at least $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 golden gate 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 $10.00. fans can enter on the giants team website. pretty cool. would you say, lisa argen, that this is an award winning weather this week? >> we are watching out for the red flag warning at yosemite right now. northern and southern sierra. red flag warning and a fire weather watch here until tomorrow morning. temperatures today will be coming down as much as three to eight degrees. 69 redwood city, down from the average of 77. we are looking at numbers in the mid-70s in san jose. 62 san francisco. we will keep it cool, breezy,

partly cloudy through the middle of the week. >> a big drop. thank you, lisa. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with my pal, meteorologist lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 4:00 p.m. today. that's just before game two of the nba finals in miami between the spurs and the heat. game coverage begins at 4:30 and then stay with abc7 for "after the game" with larry

welcome to "beyond the headlines." today a special roundtable discussion in celebration of a national commemoration as june-teenth which remind us remember the end of slavery. and looks to the future of the african-american community with