today, without a word of dialogue. shows how naomi watts has been transformed into the late and beloved royal, for the upcoming film, "diana" to be later this year. and here is a look at rob lowe as president john kennedy, in the film, "killing kennedy." even though he is older than the man he is going to play, looks like the makeup department had to add a few wrinkles to the perfect face. and time for closing arguments, edward snowden's face has been all over every news agency after he allegedly leaked secrets. today, hong kong divulges new information, claiming the hacks since 2009. while snowden's latest assert n assertions are unverified, they

add to the controversy in which some consider he is a hero or traitor, what do you think? you can tweet us @billweir. we're always on line at abcnews.com. good night.

>> a woman punched in the face

and rob owed a muni light rail vehicle. tonight san francisco police are looking for the two teenage girls who did it. good evening, everybody. i'm larry beil. dan ashley has the night off. >> i'm carolyn johnson. john alston has new details on this brazen robbery. >> the sucker punch to the face took on board the t line on third street and carol avenue in the bay view. the victim, a 67-year-old woman. the attackers thought to be two girls around 13 or 14 years old. a sad commentary according to virginia dandridge. >> there is no value no more. the way we was brought up, the kids don't have those values, no respect, no nothing. >> one struck her in the face with a clenched fist and the other grabbed two purses from her. she didn't resist. she feared for her life. she let them have t purses. >> the victim only 5 foot 5 inches tall showed up at the bay view police station with a bruised cheek. she didn't have her purses that contained cash and her

cell phone. >> we have seen an increase in cell phone theft, personal communication devices an snatch. >> it took place a few blocks from the corner stone missionary baptist church which is trying to make the bay view a better place. just last week it started a summer camp. it is designed to give children something to do productive to do and to instill values. >> that's one of the principals we teachers and here -- we teach here, social interaction with one another and how to resolve conflict without putting their fists up. >> police hope surveillance video leads them to the girls who used their fist against a helpless woman. >> and there are cameras in the light rail cars. tomorrow police plan to look at that video trying to zero in on the girls who did this. live in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> new at 11:00, a two-car accident in san francisco sent one woman to the hospital and destroyed a bus stop. this happened on sutter street between taylor and jones.

a second pedestrian suf trying o cut knee trying to be run waser. >> i was trying to get out of the way and no matter where i went i thought it was going to get me, but it didn't. >> she was fortunate. the drivers did stay at the scene. >> on board surveillance cameras might reveal what caused a muni crash in san francisco. 15 people wept to the hospital hospital -- wept to the hospital after one of the street cars rear-ended a bus along market street. it included day campers who were on a treppe to the cable car museum. dash on a trip to the cable car museum. both underwent routine drug tests. >> a routine flight was stopped. there was a boil water alert after bacteria was discovered in a municipal well. no evidence that the planes were contaminated, but an epa rule requires the aircraft to be sanitized and tested. no passengers were on board and nobody has gotten sick. construction will get underway tomorrow morning at

the new 49er stadium in santa clara. that from the contractor responsible for the site where an elevator mechanic died on monday. ama dates is there live with the latest developments. ama? >> carolyn, the contractor has decided to resume construction here at the 49er new stadium tomorrow after a morning meeting with all of its employees. as those employees prepare to get back to work, the family of don white is left dealing with his death. old photos helped jarvis white remember don. >> he was a character and the life of the party and a practical joker. so he will be missed. he will be missed a lot. >> don white died in an elevator accident while working on the 49er new stadium. he was struck in the head by an elevator counterweight. it is too early to tell if there were safety code violations, but his son, sam, says he does president think

it is an issue because his dad talk etd -- talked about how safe he was on-the-job while working for schindler elevator corporation. >> it is the same company he has worked with. he had all of the proper safety gear and everything like that. >> could his death have been avoided? >> do i think it ispreventable? probably. when you do that trade you know there are certain dangers volved. >> the brothers are okay with construction starting up again tomorrow. >> as long as everything is done right i don't think you would have an esh you with it at all. >> especially because their dad loved the 49ers. >> he has been taking us to 49er games s we could we remember. we go to games all the time. he is a season ticket holder. we enjoy that together. >> now they will have to cheer on the 9ers in their father's memory. ama dates, abc7 news. developing news from colorado. an out of control wildfire has destroyed 92 homes.

more are threatened. it forced the evacuation of 9,000 residents. million dollar homes exploded into flames this afternoon in the black forest northeast of colorado springs. that fire has charred 48 square miles of land and brush. fire officials say they do not have the man power to mount an effective counter attack. and a ferocious round of severe weather struck the midwest. two tornadoes struck northern iowa. you can see them both in this photo. the twisters damaged buildings and knocked out power. no one was hurt though. one flight to oakland and three flights to sfo were canceled as a result of the storms. with more on that severe weather as well as our own let's check in now with abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel and a look at live doppler 7hd. sand yaw? >> carolyn, we want to show you the radar and show you what it looks like. you will see we have strong thunderstorms moving across the midwest. as they are ripping across the midwest they will be shifting to the mid-atlantic states. if you are traveling for business tomorrow keep that in mind.

severe thunderstorm watch until 3:00 a.m. our time tomorrow morning still in affect for parts of ohio and heading into pennsylvania as you can see and west virginia. the number of tornado reports across the midwest, 18 so far. you just saw the pictures and our weather is so much quieter. you can see mainly clear skies tonight and the view from the golden gate bridge pretty much tells the story. it is clear. it is getting cool. 56 in napa and in union city. i will show you how much cooler it will get by morning. what changes are coming for father's day weekend? larry, i know you want to hear about that one. >> absolutely. see you in a few minutes, sandhya. a nascar driver from long beach died after his car flipped several times on a racetrack in new jersey. 37-year-old jason leffler was on the nationwide circuit. he was trying to work his way back to the big time, sprint cup series. lefler hit the wall on the straight away and his car flipped over. he was airlifted to the

hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. he leaves behind a five-year-old son. more than a hundred stage technicians technicians who put on last month's the bottle rock festival are getting stiffed out of their wages. that's one of the difficulties facing organizers. they are also in a dispute with the catering company. they promised to donate a million dollars to charities has not been fulfilled. are owed $630,000 of wages and benefits. organizers say they are going to make sure everyone gets paid. and hundreds of bats -- yes bats have found a home in downtown sacramento. this is happening right on 10th street. that is a busy thoroughfare. the nest is between two buildings, a spot they say is warm and reminds the bats of a cave when the sun goes down. the bats stream into the night hunting for inis secretaries. for insects. they are coming out of a narrow crack, but they rarely attack humans.

never pick up or touch a bat with your bear hands because they -- bare hands because they can carry rabies. coming up next, a bay area police department stretched thin during a violent 24 hours. how the chief is now reassuring citizens he can keep them safe. his urgent message and the unusual way it was dliffed. >> and look closely. a mother and her baby in the path of an out of control car. how they both survived this. >> and how this sir teen-year-old

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injuries. detectives consider his death suspicious. and a 21-year-old man died after he was shot on d street in downtown antioch just before 12:30 this morning. this latest violence comes as antioch is facing a critical shortage of police officers. today the city's police chief used social media to reassure residents that police are doing everything possible to is is abc7 news reporter alan wang. >> antioch police admit they are outnumbered on the streets. >> they bashed in this window. >> andrea who just got her car broken into says crime in antioch is out of control and there aren't enough police officers. >> if i called 9-1-1 and say this is what is going on, okay, we will be there and i say what is going. >> on the facebook page the chief says he is trying to hire 25 officers to meet the city's authorized force of 102. >> we can't do it alone. we look upon our neighborhood watch groups and in this case

we are reaching out to all of the resources available. >> thinking out of the box the police are training sanitation and postal workers to be their eyes and ears. >> we see a lot. >> now they are using cell phone cameras and calling police dispatch on anything suspicious or anyone in distress. >> i have come across a young girl who got raped. >> they are taught not to intervene. >> each driver is given one of the cards to remind them what to look for and who to call. >> there are other things we are looking at for code enforcement and ordinance-type stuff. abandoned vehicles, you name. it we are just another set of eyes out there. we can turn it to the city. >> in july the postal workers will receive cpr training. resources that have always been available, but never taped until now. in antioch, alan wang, abc7 news. in developing news a 10-year-old girl is recovering

in pennsylvania following a controversial double lung transplant. sara suffers from cystic fibrosis. she got a new pair of lungs from an adult donor. the judge ruled that sara was eligible. they were considered too small for adult lungs and some were concerned that other parents may not try to sue their way to the top of an organ recipient list. facebook changed its policy on mastectomy photos. the menlo park company says they will no longer remove the photos. the company says it will never ban the photos of mastectomies, buts they were removed when they were reported offensive. >> a sad situation in new york city. it could have been much worse if not for the quick thinking of a young mother. the 17-year-old mom was pushing her eight-month-old daughter in a stroller when a towncar jumped the sidewalk and plowed into them and pining the stroller underneath. the dazed mother quickly got to her feet and was able to pull the child to safety. incredibly both suffered only

minor injuries, but the 68-year-old driver of the lincoln towncar suffered a fatal heart attack. he lost consciousness moments before the car jumped the curb. new at 11:00, history made in oakland tonight. a young man threw the longest ceremonial first pitch ever and all for a good cause. >> he tossed the ball. he was in kansas city. google engineers built a system so that as soon as that ball touched a giant screen a machine in oakland fired another ball toward the a's reliever. he suffers from a deadly blood disease and needs a bone marrow transplant. cook made his own pitch urging fans to register to become bone marrow donors. >> that was pretty clutch. a lot of pressure and a lot of eyes on him there. >> he is a huge a's fan and wish he could have been here, but because of his illness can't make the trip. this is the next best thing and amazingly they were able to pull it off.

>> let's get a check of the weather. >> you were talking about the father's day forecast. >> that's right. we are talking about changes coming for father's day weekend. it is going to be in the form of cooler weather. don't cory. it will still be -- don't worry. it will still be beautiful. this is a time lapse of our setting sun at 8:32 and it was spectacular to say the least. as we look at live doppler 7hd right now, you will notice that there isn't much in the way of clouds or fog tonight, buts -- but you can expect radiational cooling which is a cool to chilly start for your thursday morning. from our camera you can see a beautiful view has we look toward san francisco's financial district where it is 54 degrees right now. oakland 58 in 60 degrees in mountain view. but you will notice the temperatures in the 50s. san jose and down toward santa cruz. from the high definition rooftop camera, the winds we had earlier dying down a bit. mostly clear and cool for the

morning as it is not going to be windy. sunny and breezy and it will be cooler for father's day weekend. here is the pacific satellite picturement today was 2 to 6 dries warmer. as we head into tomorrow high pressure will control our weather and it will continue for friday as well. we'll go a little warmer the next two days. you won't notice much change, but it is close to 90 degrees inland. looking at patchy clouds and as we head into tomorrow morning with the cloud cloud cover and aear startainly cleart to your thursday morning and then by the afternoon it is just sunny, breezy for your thursday. good looking weather ahead. not too hot. not too cold. tomorrow morning you will need to make sure your kids are dressed warmly. you will need to bundle up. check out these temperatures. 49 degrees in half moon bay. 46 for santa rosa and 48 in napa. these are some of the cool spots. 49 in cloverdale. the rest of the region is in the low to upper 50s. once again with the limited

cloud cover it will be a crisp start. for the afternoon nice and mild, south bay 78 this san jose and 76 in santa clara and 75 in santa cruz. low 80s, los gatos, morgan hill, sunshine on the peninsula. you couldn't ask for better weather. 75 in palo alto. 63 half moon bay. it will be another breezy one on the coast. down down san francisco is close to 70 degrees. secretary 3 in the sunset district. and for the north bay low 60s near the coast, but up to 84 in santa rosa. 78 in san rafael and head out toward vallejo and 80 degrees. in the east bay these temperatures are about where you should be this time of year. hercules 78 and oakland 74 and 76 in fremont and inland areas it will be mild and sunny. temperatures will be really in the mid80s for just about everyone. 85 in concord and 86 in livermore. it will feature a little bit of a warm up for friday. it is close to 90 inland and low 60s coast side. over the weekend we are expecting a little more of a sea breeze. there is more in

the way of a marine influence. upper 70s inland for father's day. upper 50s coast side. cooler than average for this time of year. that father's day forecast i would call it fine looking weather. it looks very nice. >> thanks, sandhya. we have a new abc7 news smart phone app to keep you up on the latest breaking news and there is a section for the fun stories you might want to share say on facebook or twitter. >> this is one of the neat ones we had earlier today about the guide dog for the blind that really saved the day in san rafael when the car was driving out of control. you can see the quality is incredible. it is easy to download. go to abc7 news slash apps for the details. if you have the current app you need to download the new one. the website is abc7news.com shumann looks shumann looks ber on that screen than he does in person. it is >> it is amazing.

have. >> a's continue their dominance of the yankees behind two brandon moss home runs. but why is the yankees' closer delivering pizza to the coliseum. you won't believe this one. we

the yankees come to town and the a's bring their a-game. he broke out tonight with two home runs. yankee closer mariano rivera delivered this pizza to the employee working there for 25 years. he thanked julie for her service and part of his appreciation tour and this his last season in the majors. how shocked do you think she was? how about some baseball? going deep and a two-run shot off hughes. 2-0a's. now 4 and 2 on the year and pitched six innings and allowed two runs on three hits. one more from brandon. 5 for 40 in the last 19 games and they are all home runs. they won 10 straight at the coliseum and 5-2 your final. the giants and pirates and bruce bochy suspended for tonight's game.

barry zito went 4 and two-thirds and allowed 8 hits. zito is 0-4 on the road, but it is tied in the fifth. the bases loaded single and torres in and abreu scores. pirates explode in the bottom half, but double scores and ends zito's night. a solo bomb off ramirez. pirates with 18 hits in the game. you better win that one 12-8 the final. game one of the stanley cup finals with chicago hosting boston. the first two teams from the original six to match up in the finals since 1979. blackhawks are 9-1. third period and tab ergeron and 3-1 bruins. 12 minutes left. first he makes it 3-2 right there. a slapshot and sneaks by. we head to over time. this took three overtimes

before it was settled. michael roosevelt and into the net. shaw gets the credit. blackhawks win it 4-3 and it is the fifth longest game in stanley cup history. a bit of a surprise to most, especially nba coaches looking for jobs. jason kidd who retired on june 3rd was named the head coach of the brooklyn nets after two appearances with the new jersey nets in 2002 and 2003. kidd replaces berlisimo. and the nba finals tomorrow night coverage at 5:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. tipoff. stay tuned for after the game with special guest nba legend jerry wes. this report is brought to you by river rock casino. i will be watching to see you and mr. wes and an extended conversation. >> we should have about 45 minutes. it will be fun to hear them reminisce. >> two legends. >> two of the 50 best of all too. >> looking forward to it.

a young lady who went for the ride of h

here is a look at wake up weather. itit is much like this morning, patchy low clouds and

temperatures at 5:00 a.m., mid40s 20* upper 50s. mike niko is here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. carolyn, larry? >> thank you, sandhya. >> before we go we want to share the story of a young lady who had the ride of her life a few months after fighting for her life. >> hang on, lou, lou! she hung on as she was at six flags discovery kingdom. she had life saving surgery at children's hospital oakland where they closed 18 holes in her heart in january. >> and this is where she passed by every time we went to see her doctor. she kept saying when i wake up i want to come here. >> what is the best part? >> ri. >> that was fun, wasn't it? >> lou-lou joined bugs bunny and other looney tunes characters on stage. her doctors say she has made a

complete recovery and just as healthy as other children her age. >> she was holding on there. >> "jimmy kimmle live" is next with jonah hill.

brian ross, abc news, washington. investors around the world watching japan after the tokyo stock market plunged more than

700 points. the huge drop triggered by new signs of a global economic slowdown. there are worries about the end of u.s. policies to stimulate the economy. other markets in asia also lower. after several days in the hospital, former south african president nelson mandela is reportedly showing signs of progress. south africa's current leader said mandela is responding to treatment as he battles a recurring lung infection. the 94-year-old admitted to a pretoria hospital and his fourth hospitalization in seven months. the young girl who is at the center of a debate on how organ donors are allocated has had a successful double lung transplant. 10-year-old sarah murnaghan, suffering from cystic fibrosis. she had been limited because of her age. a judge intervened allowing her to be eligible for adult lungs. sara received them yesterday. it was a six-hour surgery in philadelphia. >> my hope is she continues to

be the fighter she's been. she is a really strong little kid. she has had to be. and my hope is really just that she keeps on fighting. i think we have a couple really rough weeks ahead. >> complications from a double lung transplant include rejection of the new lungs and infection. doctors say they are very pleased with her prognosis for recovery. from life-saving surgery to life-saving dog. his name is o'neal. he has been trained as a guide dog for the blind in san francisco bay area. >> but this was the real thing. last week a car coming down the sidewalk in reverse. o'neal alerted. oh, there it is. o'neal saw the danger first, giving one of the trainers enough time to push the other one, who was blindfolded part of the training out of the way. here we go again. wow! >> that is crazy. especially from that other angle. the driver was a 93-year-old woman. not clear how she lost control of the car. o'neal's trainers say they're not surprised and say he was special right from the start. >> wow, that's incredible.

the fact that he was able to see. look how fast that car is going. >> crazy. >> missed everything on the corner. watch the other angle. how does it miss the traffic pole? watch this. >> let me see. >> wow! >> actually, the side view mirrors came off. >> my goodness. she was trying to double park. lost control of the car. >> give the dog a treat. >> what an able dog. coming up, we never get tired of seeing elaborate wedding proposals. this one is special. stay tuned. it is an engagement surprise. >> high anxiety outside a new york skyscraper. scaffolding problems. the two men stuck, rescued 44 stories above the ground. what a rescue. you're watching "world news now." above the ground. what a rescue. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. colonial penn life insurance.