>> live from the the broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, june 23rd. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, carolyn. good morning. see the fog behind you around the bay bridge. it is low so we have the

overcast at the golden gate as well. plenty of clouds around the bay area but certainly your eye goes to this batch of moisture. unusual but, yes, it is headed our way. it's the first in a series of unusually strong and wet weather systems that will spread rain around the bay. right now look tech cloudy skies in the forecast in the afternoon does call for the chance of rain not only in the north bay but across the bay. the best chance will be in the north bay. clouds will dominate the sky with mid-and upper 60s around the bay. along the coast fog and mist. upper 6 upper 60s. numbers of coming down. the main activity coming in tomorrow. but lasting through tuesday. we will detail that coming up. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. we have developing news out of san jose where a tree fell and hit a car. you are looking at a photo of the tree. authorities say a branch about 70 feet long fell on to a car just before midnight last night near winchester boulevard and

tish way. one person was injured. the extent of the injuries is unknown. the tree was blocking winchester boulevard but has since been moved out of the way. two houses erupt into flames after a car slammed into a gas meter next to two homes. inside the car, four children, ages 9 to 12 out for a joyride in a stolen car. abc7 news reporter lisa has the story from south san jose. >> the night sky exploded with lights, sirens and flames. it was all focused around these two homes on blue field drive sounded like screeching around turns and then we heard a loud boom. it felt like an explosion. >> it was the sound of a stolen car plowing into a gas meter on the side of the home. the twelve-year-old driver? three of his friends, who ranked from nine to twelve, were out for a joyride. police noticed them on vista park drive around midnight. they followed the boys, who

suddenly turned on to blue field and into these homes. >> they are just reckless. they are just not watching out for people or anything. they are not from this neighborhood. >> source tell abc7 the boys are from east san jose. the driver was taken to juvenile hall while the other boys were joy, they were cited foran joyriding and released to their parents. the police helped the homeowners escape. they made it out safely but one officer was hurt in the process. >> the families moved what they could salvage out of their burnt homes. >> they are thankful to be alive. when you see something like this and you look and you think human value is more important than anything. >> no other homes on the entire street was damaged but everyone was evacuated for several hours. one more thing i do want to mention, they tell me since all the kids involved were under 18, their parents will be responsible for paying for all this damage. in san jose.

abc7 news. >> authorities in san francisco still have not released the identity of the woman who drove an s.u.v. into the bay. the silver dodge minivan was pulled from the water late yesterday morning with the body still inside. witnesses say the van jumped a curb at marina green friday going about 20 miles an hour and plunged into the bay. >> it's horrible. it's very sad. this is a place of happiness. we were fortunate that the soccer field wasn't loaded. a horrible tragedy for this poor individual who lost hisser her life. thankfully nobody else was injured. >> members of a boating team at the golden gate yacht club tried to break the back window but they were not able to do so. a close friend says the woman was a diabetic but right now it's unclear if that's a factor. sonoma county firefighters pulled a man buried up to his neck to safety yesterday after a

sand cave collapsed near bodega bay. beachgoers were trying to join two separate holes they dug with a tunnel. shortly before 3:30 the tunnel collapsed. the man in the sand said he was having trouble breathing. rescuers used shovels to dig him out. he was trapped about an hour but he refused any medical treatment. a wooden bridge in san francisco will be torn down after catching on fire and causing a suspension of caltrain service. the video shows the fire burning on the bridge around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. a couple trains passed under the burning bridge before firefighters could stop them. things fall on the track and it's a serious derailment hazard. good thing somebody called it in.

>> pipes were damaged under the bridge and one carried raw sewage that dripped on to the tracks. department of public works crews were called in to fix that. tomorrow the u.s. supreme court could decide to you major cases involving gay rights. one is california's prop 8. the same-sex marriage ban that was struck down by a federal judge as unconstitutional. if the supreme court upholds that lower court ruling, same sex marriages could begin again in california. the other decision is on a challenge to the federal defense of marriage act. doma does not allow legally married same-sex couples to receive federal benefits that straight couples enjoy. stay with abc7 news for live coverage of the supreme court decisions on air and online. it could happen tomorrow or any time during the week. we will bring you the decisions when they happen. the gay pride flag is flying over richmond city hall since being raised last week. it's the first time that city

has ever marked gay pride missouri. but not everyone is happy about it. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the story. >> the rainbow flag has been flying over civic plaza in richmond since thursday. it's a detail some regular visitors didn't even notice. >> i didn't realistically know how long the flag was up here and i come down and read every night. >> when the flag went up and an e-mail went out to all 900 richmond city employees, some didn't appreciate the colors flying. according to the contra costa times, one replied to the e-mail writing "waving the gay pride flag in the city of richmond is inappropriate. richmond is not the castro. it's offensive to our faith-based community." >> one wrote i have never seen a flag displayed for native-american heritage month or hispanic heritage month or others. didn't they struggle too?

they said other main orty groups are also regularly celebrated. >> no moran controversy for juneteenth and cinco demayo flag. america is strong because of diversity, not because of it. >> the gay pride flag has been flying there the last few days and the mayor said it is going to continue flying for the rest of the month. residents we talked to didn't mind the rainbow colors. >> i don't think it's that big of a deal. >> i think it shows respect to the community. >> they also said they respect city employees who oppose the rainbow flag flying because everyone is entitled to their own opinion. in richmond, abc7 news. doctors say a missing san francisco teenage who are suffered a traumatic brain injury could die if he's not found soon. 19-year-old shawn was last seen a month ago. his family is hoping this new

medical opinion will change shawn's status to medically disabled. that designation would bring more resources in to play. shawn's last cell phone call was trace today golden gate park. family and friends are holding a vigil there at 2:00 this afternoon to try to raise more awareness about their search. in developing news the minnesota who revealed details out of classified u.s. surveillance programs is on the move this morning. chinese officials say edward snowden has left hong kong for moscow. snowden has talked about okay asylun in iceland. we also learned he helped with the help of wikileaks. abc7 news confirmed he has a monday flight to cuba. he plans to head to venezuela from there. it comes after the obama administration formally asked hong kong's government to extradite the former u.s. contractor. an ohio air show is expected

to continue today, a day after a tragic accident. a pilot and a wing walker died when the plane crashed in front of hundreds of horrified spectators. abc news reporter has more on what happened. >> watch this! jane wicker sitting on top of the world! >> wing walker jane wicker and the pilot was killed during an airshow in dayton, ohio. their plane exploding into a ball of fire in front of horrified spectators, including families taking their children to see a day of show aerobatics. >> we never thought we would witness this. it's really sad. >> it's kind of surreal. you can't believe it, something like that actually happened in front of you, and you just kind of, you know, you are kind of in a state of shock. >> the national transportation safety board is now investigating the crash. >> this is a tragedy for what's a very small community. you know, obviously our thoughts

and prayers go out to those two individuals and their families. >> jane wicker was performing one of her famous stunts, setting on the wing of the plane as it turned upside down. she described what she does in this video. >> the most intense parts are when we are diving in for aerobatics because that wind, we are going about 140 to 150 miles an hour and the wind is really intense. so i have to brace myself and keep everything tight. >> plane wing walking has been a main feature of air shows for some time but it's risky and also comes with little training. >> back in 1990 i answered an ad in the newspaper that said wing walker wanted, no experience necessary. >> so it was on the job? >> it was on-the-job training. >> organizers cancelled the rest of saturday's arrieta show but it will continue on sunday. abc news, new york. well, you might never guess what is heading our way weather-wise.

>> i think you might. behind us you can see the low clouds, the fog. things have really changed overnight. here's a look from our exploratorium camera. 55 degrees san francisco. cloudy skies all throughout the bay right now. and we are talking about rain beginning today in the north bay, but a chance elsewhere. it's going to last for the next couple of days. we will talk about amounts and where you can expect the heaviest rain coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, a reason for howl at the moon. why this morning's full moon is the biggest and brightest of the year. and a revolutionary telltale heart. the latest technology and

>> welcome back, everyone. trial begins in florida tomorrow in a high profile case. neighborhood night watch man george zimmerman fatally shot unarmed teenager trayvon martin last year. last year the judge ruled audio experts will not be allowed to testify about screams heard on a 911 tape. the lawyers on both sides can argue, but this ruling means it's up to the jury to decide if the voice heard on the tape is zimmerman's or martin's. zimmerman claimed it's his voice and he shot the 17-year-old in self-defense. prosecutors argue it's martin's voice crying for help. opening set to begin tomorrow. this week president obama is expected to unavailable a plan for climate change. they said he will outline the

steps on tuesday. he hasn't given any details, but white house a.i.d.s. say his plan will include more support for renewable energy scores could strengthen the authority of the environmental protection agency. there are questions about how critical the national security agency surveillance program, how critical they have been in thwarting potential terrorist plots against the russian. in a "this be" "sunday exclusive they discuss whether the programs threaten the privacy of innocent americans. he will talk about the programs. you can watch "this week" right here on abc7 at 8:00. surgeons have made huge strides in treating the human heart. researchers at stanford university are using a new technique this could soon make heart surgeries even more precise. starting with an exact replica of the patient's heart.

health and science reporter carolyn johnson explains. >> if you didn't know that dr. paul wong is a stanford cordial gist you might think he's heating up his lunch. but he believes what is cooking in this 3d printer is nothing more than a revolution in how surgeons treat the heart. >> the miracle of software and engineering that can produce the exact copy after patient's hort. first ct scans capture multiple views as a series of slices. >> the next step after that is to take this data and select out what we want to make our 3d model out of. >> they will layer the 3d images and corresponding measurements into sophisticated cat software, similar to what architects use to create blue prince for buildings, slowly translating

them into a model to guide the 3d printer. >> they are flat but since they are small we can represent their complex curvature of the anatomical structures. >> using reams of meltable plastic, it reproduces the heart in a process that takes several hours. the results from the point of view of a cardiologist are stung. >> one can leave the settings overnight and come back the next day and have a completed heart. you see the structures that hold the valve in place. you get an excellent view of the different heart chambers, the different tubes that enter the heart. it's incredible. >> the models are so accurate dr. wong said surgeons and researchers could potentially scale and fit devices from catheters to sent to the precise measurements of the heart and test out strategies in advance

before a patient ever enters an operating room. >> we could have tools that deliver devices to different parts of the heart. we will see an explosion of these procedures in the future. >> abc7 news. take a look at this. it's a big treat for astronomy buffs. this is a shot of the super moon. it's taken early this morning from our roof camera in emeryville. though you may not be able to tell from the fog, it is the biggest and brightest full moon of the year. 14% larger, 30% brighter than an average full moon. the super moon reached what is called parogy around 4:30. that's when part of its orbit is closest to the earth. beautiful out there. >> you got to see it yesterday with the clear skies. >> they aren't going to be so clear coming up? >> that's right. you can see the fog behind us. we have plenty of clouds on the way in advance of an incoming weather system that's spreading fog our way and breezy winds to

parts of the valleys and also out toward the delta. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. the atmosphere still try but the first system is just up the road. you notice the wet weather here and pushing southward into sonoma and marin and even the peninsula looking at showers today. here's a closer look. you see right now this is just verga rain showers not reaching the ground. mt. tam right now, you see the low cloud deck. the camera is shaking a bit. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. 55 half moon bay and we have fog all the way down the coast. stanley cruz 59. 61 mountain view and 66 san francisco. another vantage point our south beach camera, the bay bridge underneath and with the cloud cover all around, 59 in livermore as well as union city. the winds not a big factor with this system but we are going to see generous amounts of rain. so from this picture looking

pretty good from lake tahoe. mostly cloudy this morning with cooler conditions. chance a rain but the clouds moving into the sierra nevada they have and several days as well. rain is likely. the heaviest rain late tomorrow and even into tuesday and tuesday night. it's not until the middle of the week things change and, boy, do they change toward the ends of the week and into next weekend. this will be, of course, a distant memory. we can use some of this rain. this is the light rain and the first system that will push through in the afternoon. we will see rain in the north bay, on the peninsula and a little break. then the next system cueing up. timing it out for you you notice throughout the morning hours not a lot going on but by noontime look what naps sonoma and marism n, even along the peninsula. mist and drizzle at the coast. and right through the 8:00 hour just spotty showers. maybe a spotty shower down toward san jose. overnight scattered light showers into 4:00 your commute, a little bit of a break here.

look at the afternoon. we just have cloudy skies, but it's late in the day. the evening commute toward the evening hours into 10:00 when the a main activity from santa rosa, even the east bay valleys and this is when san jose will get into the act and through 8:00 your tuesday morning commute now looking wet with the scattered showers through the afternoon. then the system begins to lift. by 11:00 still a few showers by cloverdale and santa rosa. so rainfall amounts between now and 11:00 tuesday, up to one and two inches here in the green. quarter inch to three quarters inch around the entire bay area but down around the south bay the santa cruz mountains just a ten. to quarter inch. pretty impressive for this time of year. scattered showers today with temperatures in the 60s and 70. 72 fremont. 76 in morgan hill. you are headed to the game big difference today with more clouds around, a little breezy. temperatures in the low to

mid-60s. probably dry throughout the afternoon. here come the rain then tonight. scattered showers, best chance tomorrow night. and then drying out on tuesday. big time warmup after that. so following live doppler 7hd on twitter you get the latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine, plus get video forecast, spare the air alerts, power outage info and weather tweets. usually about a ten. inch rain for the entire month of june and you will see probably over a half in san francisco. >> wow. but as you said earlier this certainly helps with any fire denger. >> yeah, we've been pretty dry so bring it on. >> it comes in handy. thanks, lisa." up next, a rock star revelation. the concert and musician who may have helped teardown

>> a world renown restaurant in berkeley is ready to reopen tomorrow. we are told they are sold out for denar and they are already taking reservations for next month. in march the famed restaurant was damaged by a fire from an electrical short, forcing it to close. americans are hooked on tv. no big surprise there. but a new study has found americans spent less time at work last year and more time

watching tv. the average american spent three hours 32 minutes a day at work related activities. down two minutes from the previous year. leisure activities jumped to 5 hours 22 minutes. almost three hours of that time was spent watching tv. ronald reagan and mikhail gorbachev are credited with bringing down the berlin wall. but there may be another influence. bruce have springsteen was asked to play a concert to calm the breast less youth. theout watched the program featuring 23 songs and instead of calling them it spurred on the change electric brought down the wall. coming up, an ambitious goal for an east bay school district. what they are doing to get students off to a good start at reading. >> plus the bay area family is

homeless this morning after an early morning fire tore through their home. i'm kira klapper live in san jose. take a look at the damage behind me. coming up i'll tell you why the family is working smoke detectors are not credited with savi the wind keeping the flames

away from the home. another fire in colorado destroyed morning 500 homes before it was finally contained. daredevil nick wallenda is getting ready to show off his skills again u might remember last year wallenda walked across niagara fails on a tightrope live on abc. nome has something bigger in store. he plans another death-defying feat. he will walk across the little colorado river gorge near the grand canyon. the entire walk is a third of a mile across a wire 12500 feet above the river that. is higher than the empire state building, and this time nick says he will not be tethered. happening today a nine-year-old fairfax girl who took a stand to end human trafficking will join an oakland

nonprofit to sell her beverages in doors. vivian and fair trade usa will introduce make a stand lemonade today at a market in santa rosa. the organic bottle beverage will be sold in grocery stores across the bay area. and get this, there is no price tag. customers can pay what they choose. half the profitings will go to organizations that work to end child slavery. vivian raised more than $100,000 last year when she set up a roadside lemonade stand. her effort to combat human trafficking. oakland schools have an ambitious plan to have most of their third graders proficient in reading by 2020. abc7 news education reporter lyanne melendez tells you also why third grade is so crucial too academic success. >> teachers have known that if a child is not reading by the end of third grade, he or she will

have a hard time catching up. >> kids who don't catch up are more likely to get behind in school and they are then more likely to drop out. >> oakland's mayor has joined a literacy campaign to make kids more sick he ses full at reading. right now only 42% of students finishing the third grade can read at grade level. the rogers communities is spearheading the effort by bringing in more foundation to help fund programs that will increase the lit's rate. >> we have a city-wide campaign with different organizations participating all towards this goalful 835% of oakland kids reading at that grade level bit end of to 20. >> civic leaders have programs that will make the oakland reeled 2020 campaign a reality. this is hue the school district thinks it can reach that goal. by expanding the number of preschools. >> getting young people who

weren't otherwise in preschool into some of the preschool programs. >> the district will also watch attendance. too many kids missed too much school. they will also offer summer programs so kids can continue learning and nothing gets least. right now the oakland public library has a summer reading and lunch program. the fourth program is to reach out to oakland families, asking them to get a lot more involved in their kids' education. educators agree parent involvement is one of the crucial pieces of this plan. in oakland, leeann melendez, abc7 news. >> happening toad about 700 children are expected in downtown burlingame form the tenth annual lions ride, a bicycle journey too raise money for cancer programs. event features racing activities for children while also raising money in association with the live strong foundation. as you know that's the cancer

support nonprofit started by lance armstrong. organizers decide move forward with this year's event despite a dopingald mission by armstrong earlier this year. since it began back in 2004, ryan's ride has raised more than $5,750,000. this year's ride kicks off at 1020 this morning near california and lore ton avenues in burlingame. participation is there. ahead, you will meet a bay area couple living in the cloud. they have quit their day jobs. they are now getting by one app at a time. here's a live look from you remember mt. tam cam. get ready for rain. meteorologist lisa argen will tell you when and where and have meteorologist lisa argen will

>> smart fine apps that let you lay out year house. they help you save money. but at abc7 news reporter johnathan bloom explains, one bay area couple is using them to make money. >> everybody has something in

their lacrosse that the they bought. >> i start putting out a few of my clothes. and then i started selling things for my mom and sister. >> then her friends and friends' friends. she ended one a storage unit full of stuff and an idea. >> being able to use the websites instead of having a, quote, unquote, real job. >> she was a cook and she didn't like the hours and she quit. she started wiring out and soon she got her husband on board doing furniture repair. >> in his first few days he made more than he did in a week in his other job. >> she helps with it. >> i probably work harder doing this, by i have the ability to say when i want to work, when i don't want to work, and i'm

essentially my own boss. >> the new face of self-employment does come with some challenges. if i don't have pay stubs and a job history, renting a place to live can be difficult. but in that area they hit the jackpot. >> i thinks it's all amazing. >> your landlord is officially the coolest person in the world? >> he is. >> not only did he rent to a couple with no regular paycheck and a small family of pit bulls, he let them build this in the backyard. >> this is our rental unit. >> it's cozy to say the least, but they have no trouble for renting it out for $40 a night on the website air b & b. >> sometimes they rent the whole house. when they travel they find a pet siltier. abc7 news. >> all right. so tell me about the rain. >> okay. we've got plenty of clouds and wind right now. rain is on the way. just light rain today. a live look outside from

emeryville. you can see the low overcast we have about an hour and a half delays at sfo due to the low ceilings and we talk about the cooler temperatures, how many rain, how long it lasts and it will be a couple days around here coming up. >> also coming up, an emotional outing for giants pitcher barry zito. on the mound just three days after his father passed away. mike shumann has the hig

>> in sports the new nascar 350

starts at the sonoma raceway. jamey won the race yesterday. a's will try to regain sole possession of the american league. we after dropping three of their last four, including last night's game in seattle. here's schu with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. baseball top. the order and the mariners alleges seem to give the a's trouble in seems they are 11 1/2 games back of oakland in the american league west but once again gave oakland fits. 2-1 seattle in the tickets. bags loaded. lowry knocked in two of his three runs in the night. 3-2 a's. after scoring two more in the seventh. tied the game with one swing of the bat. three more last night. the run off ryan cook. they score and mariners still giving the a's trouble, evening

it at a game a piece for a 7-5 victory. giants marlins, deceit tote on the mound three days after his cad's passing. one run in 7 innings. the 31-year-old rookie, first career home run. 1-0, marlins. giants tie it newspaper the ticket. drive to triples alley. a fan reaches over the wall to catch it. barry zito allowed to score from first due to fan interference. miami manager disagrees. he was at second. 1-1 ballgame. bottom of 11, bases load ford sanchez. he bloops one to left. blanco scores, giants win it 2-0 and afterwards barry zito told us he had a heavy heart on the mound. >> i try to minimize the stress and take it to the mound regardless where where it is. the stanley cup finals, bruins and blackhawks, series tied at

two games a piece with a pivotal game last night in chicago. the chicago fans expect a stanley cup every year. goes to patrick kane who puts it in. tough break for the bruins. they will take it, 1-0, hawks. the second. the wraparound goes to kane. seconds goal of the game, blackhawks win it 3-1. they will take the series lead back to boston. and finally, we all have a puckett list we want to compete before we move an and the 1-year-old rose scratched hers off on friday. she went skydiving. she had a blast. she's not within-trick phoney. she's parasailed, road a hot-air balloon. sheep landed without a scrap but her friends were ready just in case. >> she had her car ready in case i fell and broke my leg or

something, they would take me right to the hospital. >> good for rose bud. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. she you see you again tonight's at 5:00. have a great day. >> the next couple days would not be good for skydiving unless you don't mind getting real wet. >> we already had a couple hundreds along the coast this morning. we are talking about much more to come through tiles evening. it's only sunday. live doppler 7hd already fracking the first weak band of showers offshore. we are looking at mostly cloudy skies, pretty windy conditions right now. and the activity is in northern california. as this sort of limps along and slides to the south. live doppler 7ah on to have of mount st. helena will pick up the returns. a lot of this will be version because and the atmosphere has to get saturate before we see rain. san jose right now, partly cloudy skies. 56 in san francisco with 61 right here in the south bay.

55 half moon bay. we have clouds and visibilities town to about a mile. the bay bridge right now, you can see encompassed in the low clouds. 58 by the delta. wind gusts 30 miles an hour here on top of mt. diablo wind gusts over 40 miles an hour. so pretty gusty out there in the higher elevations. lake tahoe, beautiful right now. rain headed to the mountains mainly tomorrow during the day. so it's mostly cloudy start for everyone with cooler conditions and a chance of rain. everyone tomorrow will see the rain. here's look at the winds. they are calm at the coast but over 33 miles an hour fairfield. napa has been pretty breezy with wind gusts to 24 miles an hour and airport delays of over an hour and a half at sfo due to the low ceiling. a couple of systems head our way. this is the first one. kind of priming the atmosphere, giving thaws chance of light rain today, maybe about a couple

hundredth to maybe tenth of an in and overnight we will see a few more light rain showers and the heaviest rain is the next band coming in later on on monday. so throughout the afternoon today, by about noontime, we have most of the activity from sonoma county, cloverdale, into marin county some lighter rain and some mist and drizzle along the san mateo coast. through the evening hours you see still light rain scattered about. right now along the peninsula, the santa cruz mountain and san jose should be more easing. overnight main activity still is away from the bay, but by 1:00 in the afternoon still just the light showers. it looks wet. in fact, 10:00 monday night is when we are looking at widespread heavier rain and then into tuesday morning the commute does look wet. so at this point the monday morning commute not looking bad and tuesday looking worse. look through the afternoon. still it's until 11:00 we still have some rain showers and plenty of clouds. one to two inches in the north

bay. look to quarter inch to three quarters, shattering records from june 23rd across much. the central bay and a continueth to quarter inch in san jose. temperatures today much, much cooler at the giants game with a low to mid-60s. and we are looking at high temperatures ranging from the 60s at our coast, 65 san francisco, 68 oakland, 75 in san jose. then we will look for the numbers to stay cool. still with the heavier rain tomorrow. tuesday we wrap it up. and then 80s, the 0s, even triple-digits in the ooffing for next weekend. strange but we welcome the rain. >> notice one but two weather systems bringing the rain? >> yeah. i don't know about all-time records but certainly records for daytime rainfall. >> thank you, lisa. we have a new abc7 news smarts phone app to keep you on top of all the latest breaking news, the rainy weather, the traffic. you can use it to watch our

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>> disney's enchanted tiki room celebrates 50 years. >> i'm the volcano! some say -- >> this was the world's first odd yoel animated show. the tiki room features hundreds of animated birds, flowers and drummers that serenade the guests at disney land resort. disney is the parents company of abc7 news. >> get ready for a sloppy commute tuesday. >> now it looks like things are definitely changing. we are talking about several days of rain. right now scattered light rain showers today. a tenth of inch from the north bay, parts of the east bay. breezy winds, 353 san francisco, 71 palo alto, knowing rain in san jose. 75 and a few peaks of sun toward livermore. 76 morgan hill. the looks ahead scattered light rain and rain likely tomorrow. looks like it's going to be the

end of the day into tuesday morning and sunny and hot next week. >> wow. all right. thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with meteorologist lisa argen. abc7 news continues at nine.

good morning, america. good morning, america. this morning, breaking news. nsa whistle blower edward snowden is on the move, leaving hong kong for another country. where is he heading now? and will he be able to outrun espionage charges filed by the u.s. for spilling top secret information? fire ball, a stunned crowd watches in horror as a stunt plane carrying a wing walker cartwheels, crashes, and bursts into flames killing the aerial daredevil and her pilot. how did this happen? war of words on the eve of wimbledon. the two top stars in women's tennis are locked in a bitter feud that's become downright personal. and hounds hanging ten. dozens of dogs catching waves for a good cause.