>> good saturday morning, everyone. i'm katie marzullo. let's start with a quick first look at the weather. it's looking to be hot. >> that's right. the winds are providing a little bit of a brisk start in the higher elevations where numbers are still warm but at our reaches, half moon bay and santa cruz, low to mid-50s right now. 67 in san jose with 60 downtown so already a pretty mild start out there around the bay. we are looking at excessive heat warning right on through tuesday night. that means temperatures anywhere from 100 to 110 degrees in our inland east bay. notice upper the 0s to 106

inland at our he is beaches. we're talk being point israel's at 77 degrees. we will are an afternoon sea breeze. that's why it will be so pleasant at our coast but around the bay, oakland this afternoon, could see plenty of records shattered today and the next several days. we will have all the details and spare the air in effect today. we will be back and have an outlook at cooler weather headed our way later on in the week. katie. >> that sounds good. thank you, lisa. >> same sex weddings are legal and happening in california. couples wasted no time to get hitched just as soon as the court gave the go ahead. berkeley couple kris perry and sandy stier were the first to tie the knot. >> i now declare you spouses for life! [cheers and applause]

>> this is a moment kris perry, sandy stier have been waiting for. they are the first couple remarried in california since the supreme court revalidated proposition 8. they were at the san francisco city clerk's office within minutes after the ninth circuit court of appeals lifted a stay in this case. it was a surprise for everyone it. you think they would lift the orders so quickly? >> not at all. we woke up and went to work. >> the facts we can get married so quickly, it is gators. >> their son, elliot, is the ring bearer. their only son to be at the wedding because it all happened so fast. camilla harris officiated. she raised a question raised by the county clerk's office. >> i was direct in informing the clerk that the marriages are to begin immediately. >> within perry and stier tieing

the knot in city hall, dozens of others did the same thing. the rotunda erupted in cheers while vows were exchanged. 80 licenses were happy, but not everyone is happy. >> doesn't matter what the clerk says or what the state says, it's what god says that matters. >> just before they left, they were led to the grand staircase and both women clearly overwhelmed. they were the guests of honor at the san francisco men's chorus. abc7 news. >> the other plaintiffs from suggests earn california also tied the knot. >> on behalf of the state of california, let me pronounce you married. >> yeah! [cheers and applause] >> paul and jeff were married at los angeles city hall yesterday. the mayor performed the ceremony. they say waiting for the

same-sex marriage ban to be lifted only strengthened their resolve to be married. they have been together 12 years. in alameda county several couples rushed to the courthouse to get married. first couple went at the request of our daughter. when she heard the weddings could resume, she put on her best dressed and urged her moms to go. >> my daughter was there, and she was just thrilled. she's like let's go, let's go right now. >> twelve-year-old served as the made of honor and wedding photographer. in alameda county four licenses were issued and two couples had actual ceremonies. the office will not have special hours this weekend. several day area counties will start issuing licenses on monday. in contra costa county they will be available when offices open at 8:00 a.m. also at 8:00 santa clara county will resume issuing licenses and

in marin county starting at nine. under the u.s. supreme court rule the losing side in a dispute has 25 days to ask the high court to rehear the case. the ninth court waited just two days, as we know now. camilla harris spoke about the quick issue. >> people waited a long time. they shouldn't have to wait longer. any kay justice is delayed, justice denied and i think the nine circuit made that statement when they lifted the stay as quickly as they did, and good for them. >> they say they know of know instance in which the supreme court grant add rehearing after issuing a full-blown ruling. prop 8 supporters have slammed the decision to lift the stay on same-sex marriage. late yesterday we spoke to the lawyer who helped get the initiative an the marriage to ban gay marriage. he said he thought it was an abuse of power.

>> this tops off a chronic pattern of lawlessness that we suffered through throughout this case. you are up against corruption at the highest level of government and even in the courts. the people should be afraid that our system is breaking down. >> he said his legal team is considering how to move forward. the resumption of same-sex marriage has generated an enormous of response on our website. join the conversation at facebook.com/abc7news. >> now to the latest development in bart negotiations. they are no closer to a deal to prevent a strike on monday. but both sides emphasize their intention yesterday to avoid a strike and keep trains moveing. bart said it agreed to five of the union's proposals. and union argue bart simply add justed the proposals and sent them back. >> we responded full throw what they proposed yesterday, agreed to as much as we could and made

what we thrill are reasonable modification for the rest. >> they have unilaterally decide they had are not going to bargain with us on specific issues that are very important to us. those are things -- those are not components of negotiating. >> the sides have stalled on issues involving wages, pension, healthcare and safety. wages being the biggest issue. union want a 5% raise for each. three years and bart is offering only a 1% raise each year. san francisco officials were getting ready for more gridlock in people decide to drive to work monday. this is video from 1997 the last time bart shut down because of a strike. the biggest concern for san francisco police is monday evening. >> the monday afternoon and following we will do whatever we can to get people home and helping people get back out of town in there's no bart because day-to-day there's 200,000 in and 200,000 out. >> the police department working

with the mayor. one idea to keep traffic moving is to have extra officers at key intersections directing traffic. if there is a strike and hundreds of thousands of bart riders pile on to the already crowded bridges and freeways, it will create big problems for area businesses and their workers. we have more on that. >> andre is the owner of the flower shop in san francisco. he's concerned that a bart strike will cause so much traffic on the roads and bridges that his flower deliveries could be delayed. he's trying to come up with a plan. >> maybe do deliveries when there's nobody on the road, which is early morning or in the middle of the day or at night perhaps. >> bart's 400,000 daily riders are going to have to find ways to get around the bay area that. means many will be cloggings the roadways. while he's concerned about the problems the strike might cause, this business owner thinks it's an opportunity. >> we will be bringing in money.

>> he welcomes the strike e said the last time bart bart went on strike in 1997, his limousines were all booked by people who couldn't get into their own cars to commute. >> they don't want to drive and they rent our cars. there is a lot of traffic and time on the meters, but we get to work. >> getting to work is going to be a potential nightmare for the more than 21,000 people who work for ucsf, the city's second-largest employer. this is an excerpt from a memo they issued to their employers and managers. employ ears are encouraged to explore car pooling, van pooling and work from home in operational feasible or to arrange temporary schedules with their supervisors. kaiser is trying to come one a plan to make sure their employees get to work and medical service toss not suffer n san francisco, abc7 news.

one transportation alternative, popular in is the 97, may not be available this time. ac transit workers have threatened to strike on monday. their contract ends tomorrow, as well. ac transit management hopes to avoid a strike and offer transbay buss to san francisco if the bart workers are on strike. we put together a full range of transportation resources available for you at abc7news.com. we have information on all your commute options, including where to go for car pooling and where you can park your car for agreement we have realtime traffic maps and you can download the exclusive abc7 news waze traffic map to navigate the freeways. for up to the minute reports or the strike, if there is one, the news team will start a half-hour early on monday. anchors eric thomas and christian along with our traffic

reporters will be here starting at 4:00 a.m. to help get you through it. a third strike could affect people in oakland this monday. 1500 city employees have threatened to walk off the job if a new contract is not in place. union representatives say negotiations have been unproductive. the mailer said the city will negotiate through the weekend, day or night, if needed. it is 5:11 on this saturday morning. lisa argen covering the forecast for you. it's going to be hot, a little dangerous in some places. >> yes. it and looks to last through the weekend into early next week. we are talking about little excessive heat warning in effect. here's a look from the sutro camera. already in the low 70s in concord and livermore this morning. we will talk about how hot it's going to get, will we see any relief. when is that coming? we will talk about it coming up. >> also next a new pain at the bump. california is moving to the tom of the list that means more

money out of your pocket. and how legal same-sex marriages is being new

>> in san jose police are investigating the deaths of a four-year-old boy who drown in a community swimming tool last night. shortly before six officers found the child unconscious at the county fair mobile home park. cpr efforts were unsuccessful. no foul play is expected. a concord teach he were is under arrest this morning for allegedly abusing kids at

school. police began investigating the the man in aim after getting reports he touched students inappropriately. they say there could be a dozen possible victims, ranging in age from 11 to 17. he's being held at the martinez jail on almost $4 million bail. this morning pg&e is offering a $10,000 award for the arrest of three men who robbed a utility crew tuesday night on eighth street in oakland. the crew was working in a ditch when the man approached. he put a gun to the head of within of the victims and took their wallets. starting monday californians will pay the highest gasoline tax in the nation. it will increase 3.5 cents to nearly 71 cents a gallon. additional funds will go to state highway and mass transit projects. expect to see more food trucks like these, currently off-limits in san francisco. yesterday there were new rules for the new trucks. they will have to park 75 feet

away from brick and morter restaurants but they can go on to high schools and college campuses. they are gettg good real viom tt association. this week marks the end of the line for nextel, the cell phone provider known for their walki talkie button. >> that sound will soon be a piece of history. nextel was the first phone to act like a walkie-talkie, but sprint will be shutting that down. >> this will open up opportunities for them. >> he said there is a new sprint-brandedselves nextel users can switch to, but it's

not as reliable. >> people want a smartphone now. they want it to be a dig display, and making a really rugged smartphone is it felt, not really ton. >> times have change the and sprint is trying to change with them. but now that this is being replaced by this, some businesses are finding they don't need the phone company to give them that walkie-talkie feature. they can download it from the app store. >> this is an app that turns it into the walkie-talk iie. >> they are using it in part because unlike nextel, voxer can take a message. anything you miss is recorded and weight on your phone. >> it came and went to another country overnight and if they are on a different time zone i get it in the morning. >> that was keith to make the old phone fit better in a world of e-mail and text messages.

>> gives met option to answer mealedly live or watch we think about it the he had quit of text messaging but the rimness of voice. >> now voxer is offering a paid app with more features. they don't expect to have trouble selling it. companyings are clamoring for it. >> if a company knocks your door down and say i want this product, build it for me, you pay attention and build what they want. >> in san francisco, abr7 news. in weekend sizzling temperatures means an increase in fire danger and fireworks sales. they have to follow strict rules to qualify for permits. one of those rules is no sales to anyone under age. >> we don't sell to anybody under 18. we are very strict about checking ids. we hope that the parents would watch over them while they are

using them. >> yesterday's hot weather led to a big crowd at an antioch water park. health experts are warning people to be careful in the heat and stay hydrated. a water park sounds like a good idea, find shade. >> we have temperatures going up anywhere from 5 degrees warmer than yesterday. in morgan hill we were already 102 yesterday. the high temperatures todd wellemeyer into the 70s at the shoreline. broke a record, tahoe yesterday as 89 degrees, going for 88 today. the sun coming up the 5:51. the good news is concord and livermore dropped into the 60s this morning and 7 it degrees in san -- 72 at san rafael. the cooler air descending into the valley soy the napa valley seeing the effects of that. you ethe camera caking from higher elevations. 25 miles an hour winds on top of mt. tam but the higher elevation were still in the 80s at about

2,000 feet. mountain view 66. we are cool at the coast. 66 santa cruz. not talking about anything in the way of low clouds and fog. right now you see the golden gate bridge, the sun coming up. at in napa with 68 in livermore. fairfield 68 with 64 in union city. maybe a couple more degrees of cooling before the numbers really start to crank up. here's a look from our roof camera. an excessive heat warning in the only today but through the weekend, monday and into tuesday night. inland east bay could see temperatures anywhere from 100 to about 107 degrees. we are talking about air temperature feeling much warmer than that, and the air quality certainly not very good. so a spare the air advisory in effect for today. here's a look from our sutro camera. you can see how tranquil it looks out there right now.

best part of the day right now for air quality in the inland east bay. not bad in the north bay but in the next couple case that will all change as the oh stone increase throughout the next couple days. here's our, ses i have heat warning. now the santa cruz mountains has been included. it was the north bay, east bay, santa clara valley where we are look at temperatures tonight into the 70s. so we are going to have temperatures today another five degrees warmer than yesterday. that's why with each and every day, really just going to pile on to the stagnate air. here's a look this morning. you will notice that we are carolina at our coast, but elsewhere 6 degrees warmer in concord. still in the 60s. two to three degrees warmer from livermore and san jose. with all those advisories, you get the idea. high pressure building in from the east right toward the coast. it's going to stay with us through next week. we will see some fog from time to time. and the sea breeze this afternoon. 107 in sacramento, 121 in palm

springs. back home in the south bay look for 96 san jose, 73 pacifica, san francisco coming in at 80 today. up in the north bay 102 santa rosa, 99 sonoma, could see a record in oakland at 90. yesterday you were in the 80s. and the inland east bay 102 in san ramon. 105 in brentwood and livermore. for the celebrations tomorrow it will be a hot one with cheaper conditions and temperatures at about 1:00, 80 degrees in the city. notice right on through tuesday, not looking at any break, but we are cooling off right before the 4th and looking at the numbers to continue to cool down. whether he let you know how hot it will be in your community. keep area on bay area weather on twitter. kind ever out of control with the heat here. >> it really is. i don't do well in the heat, but i'm getting used to it probably right as it will start to cool down.

>> you need some good techniques. next couple days. >> thank you, lisa. unnext, the inspected melodies

>> mr. hernandez is charged with the killing of lloyd in massachusetts. loid's funeralling is held this

morning. hernandez pleaded not guilty and being held without bail. not meantime. the new england patriots are making an offer, anyone with a hernandez jersey can exchange it between july 68th and 7th and it's only for jerseys posted at their pro shop or online at patriotsproshop.com. apple is hoping to turn a fountain into one of their famous cube style stores, but plans submitted to the city last month show apple eliminated the fountain in their plans. right in front. hyatt hotel next door. after reviewing the proposal, city planners want appear toll either preserve the mountain or find a good place for it somewhere else. it seems a peel an no has turned up in the strain jest of places. just look. ♪

. >> you hear it over the wind. someone put a piano on san francisco ace berno hill. up may recognize the star wars theme. no word on whether the san francisco parks department will allow it to stay. hope so. it's pretty cool. next, the celebrations have gun in the castro. how legal same-sex marriage is bringing new excitement to this gay pride weekend. and reporter vic lee follows i am on the accusations facing a san francisco landlord,

>> welcome back, everyone. glad you are with us at 5:30 on this saturday morning. we're starting this half-hour off with a quick look at the weather. here's lisa argen. >> hi, katie. you see the clear sky behind you on the bay bridge. the golden gate bridge is nice and clear. testimonies have dropped. the cooler ear descending into the valleys. otherwise we are in the upper 50 necessary livermore. and the higher up you go in elevation the warmer it is. we have 70s and 80s at about 1,000 or 1,000 feet. with the warmer numbers in the

higher elevations, that will allow for rapid warming with a clear sky arnold the bay. talking low 80s to the upper 80s. we could see a record in oakland today if we hit 89 degrees. upper 70 for point reyes. the excessive heat warning through tuesday night. we will talk about when the heat will release some of its grip around the bay, that's coming up. thank you, katie. >> thank you. it's going to be one. most joyous gay pride day in san francisco history. the u.s. supreme court ruling and then the order to resume same sex weddings is getting it off to a good start. it's all good for pride and if for profit. >> we've got it, yeah!

>> the screams and cheers have already started. it's one of san francisco's biggest weekends and thousands are expected to flood the city. with all the heavy foot traffic, this woman hopes people are looking to spend lots of money. >> i don't like to talk about money, but it's good. it's good. >> she's already raking in the crash. they are snapping up rainbow beads at break neck speed. >> the celebration just started two days earlier. >> they can route of merchandise? >> which is good for us because we are wait to go get it on. >> the nineth circuit court of appeals removed a stay from kept counties from issuing counties from issuing marriage thrones gay couples, this is the difference. >> i was crying when watching the news. >> they were first married in 2008. but this time it's for keeps. >> for me it's ball marriage equality and civil rights.

>> a theme that's sure to be repeat bid the more than 700,000 people organizers expect for the parade on sunday. nick smith, abc7 news. >> in about 90 minutes there will be a none north of victims of the holocaust. it's reminder of the nazis recognizing homosexuals with a pink triangle. mandela, nelson mandela in south africa remains in critical condition. >> a youth downup town ha a

the universitiful johannesburg is on president obama as schedule today. the president in his weekly address is promoting the a plan he unveiled this week to counter the problem of carbon emissions. he is calling for new regulation. >> to reduce carbon pollution i directed the environmental protection agency to work with states and businesses to put an end to the limitless dumping carbon pollution from our carbon we will useless energy. >> america will deserve developing nations to transition to cleaner sources are energy. once again, congress has failed to act. the cost of a certain federal student loans will double monday. there is a lot of finger pointing put on right now. we have more from washington

d.c. >> i move that the house do now hear by adjourn. >> congress left town without stopping the rates on some federal student loans from doubling. increase on the stafford lone ends monday. >> interest rates on student loans will double from 3.4 to 6.8%. its outrageous, unnecessary and cruel. >> interest rates on student loans are about to double because the president and senate democrats won't resolve this impasse. >> democrats are weary of a house gop bill that would adjust the rates on loans year to year based on the rate of the ten year treasury note plus 2.2%. >> they are trying to use the students to reduce the deficit but in the end, again, nothing reduces the deficit more than investing in education. >> not every democrat is against the concept of tieing the stafford student loan rate to some other index.

president obama proceed setting loans each year but making them fixed for the life of the lone lone -- the loan. >> lawmakers are trying to craft a short term fix. they want to keep the current rates in effect for at least two years, retroactive to july 1st >> do you realize today students have more student loan debt than credit card debt. >> it could has over $4,000 to the cost of a four year degree. this morning a memorial service will be held in oregon for an emeryville man who presumably drown after a race last month. they said they will hold. event despite never recovering his body. they combed the beaches for weeks after his clothing and belongings were found in ocean beach hours after he ran the bay to breakers race on may 19th.

monday we will learn the punishment are an oil driver. them said he was piloting the 752 overseas shim on the 7ing when he hit a tower on the person span. no oil was spilled and no one was hurt but it cost more than is $.5 million in damage to the ship and bridge, which has since been repaired. his license was temporary hi suspend april. a san francisco landlord who tenants said terrorized and abused them made his first court appearance yesterday. he charged with responding a police officer who responded to a the 11 call from a tenant. here's vick whether or not a story you will only see on abc7 news. >> landlord norman sable face felony charges in regard to a scuffle he had with police.

police respond a the 11 -- 911 call. he secretly record him cussing at him as he broke in the door. and an officer broke his knee while trying to subdue him. he owns this apartment near golden gate park. several tenants are suing him, saying he's abused and terrorized them. bravo took several videos in a says proves howl abusive he can be. in one was taken when he was about a hose down a common area of the apartment building. >> it's the common area u need to know this. you need 24 hour [bleep]. >> it's a 24 hour notice. >> get out of my face! >> after sable takes a swing at the tenant, charges after him. >> i'm going to ruin your face right now! [bleep]. >> sable's lawyer defends him this way. >> he was provoking in sable,

that's the way i saw that. when people take a close look at this, that's what we're going to see. >> that's not the way the district attorney saw it. >> as a landlord he's definitely crossed the line. his way of dealing with tenants is very dishing. he's clearly abusive and he's a violent person. >> the judge granted the order for a stay away order. telling save bell he has to stay at least 150 yards away from the tenant who moved out wednesday, date our story aired. vic lee, abc7 news. start monday carry-out plastic bags will be band in palo alto. the law builds on a 2009 ordinance that barred only large grocery stores from spying the bags. retailers will also have to start charging customers at least ten cents for reusable or paper bags. restaurants will have to start complying with the law on november 1st.

next on the abc7 saturday morning news, whether we will su how the supply and demand of real estates is driving up homes. it's a seller's market right now. taking a live look outside from our roof cam looking at the bay bridge in the san francisco bay as the sun starts to come up. 60 degrees in the city. your high today 80 degree

>> will come back, everyone. home pricings are surging across the country, despite rising interest rates. according to one key index, prices rose more than 12% nationwide in the last year and double that in one bay area city. here's reporter laura anthony.

>> according to the cage schiller index, san francisco experienced the biggest price jump in the country with home prices going up nearly 24% from april of last year to this week. walnut creek realtor has seen the booming market firsthand. houses are selling quickly and often well above the asking price. >> the last two listings, one $175,000 over list skies another $121,000. >> overasking? >> overasking. >> multiple bids? >> multiple offers. >> this is her latest listing, a 4,000 square foot room that went on the market for 1,000,014 the thousand dollars. the first open house is this week end. offers will be accepted monday. seller's market is being driven by a lack of inventory in many bay area city, and it's happening despite rising interest rates. >> interest rates are trial

still excellent. >> marsha is with a mortgage company in alamo. >> the rates are still great. there is not a huge difference in the differential and monthly payment. >> and if interest rates do go up, realtors think that might provide some relief for buyers by at least temporarily slowing the rapid rise in prices. in walnut creek, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> 5:44 on saturday morning. lisa argen keeping track of what is a hot, hot forecast. >> warmer than yesterday. as much as 5 degrees arnold the bay. that will keep us in the triple dunk knits the east bay. temperatures have dropped into the upper 50s in napa. feeling pretty good out there right now. but going for a high today, well, come back and i'll tell you all about our high when is we return. >> thanks, lisa. also next, barry zito and the struggling giants try to turn th

>> today east palo alto will set great. they will have a parade at 11:00 a.m. that will be followed by a festival at bell street park that runs from noon to four. the festival will feature music, food booths and activities. the gates will open for the fireworks show at 7:00 p.m. it's 5:47 now. when night falls for the fireworks show, that sounds pleasant. >> before the break i said at in napa this morning. going for a high of 99. that's a 40-degree spread from now to this afternoon. pretty unbelievable. it was worth waiting for, right? >> yeah. >> live doppler 7hd right now, it's clear. not talking about any fog

yesterday. fog yesterday. but even at the coast today it will be clear. the sea breeze will pick up in the average. that's the place you can be if you get there with temperatures in the 70s. we will look for the heat, the excessive heat warning to take us through tuesday night. here's a view from mt. tam where you where you can see the camera is shaking. we are in the 80s there. bull as the numbers drop, it's the the low elevations that get the cooler air, 63 oakland, 67 san jose. half moon bay 50 degrees with 56 in santa cruz. going for a high today in the 90s. 61 santa rosa with 68 by the delta. livermore in the up he were 60s. at least we don't have any 70s. we will probably this time tomorrow morning. from the roof camera looking palace i had there, the water railroad calm. excessive heat warning today.

monday, tuesday. over 100 degrees inland and we will look for the weather to get even hotter monday. a little cooler tomorrow in some bottle -- some spots around town. a spare the air with air call till not very good out there. the worst quality inland. some places above 105. the good airplane quality, believe it or not, even in the north bay where well have the 100-degree heat. this encompasses not only the east bay, but santa clara valley and santa clara mountains and tonight the numbers should crop into the 70s. the risk of heat-related illnesses very high. them stay with us for the next several days, keeping a grim on the bay and keeping the fog at bay. so we saw 89 yesterday in huh toe. once again -- in tahoe 111

fresno, 93 los angeles and this is serious receipt out there from 96 in san jose. 101 las got toes. 80 san francisco. up in the north bay plenty of triple digit heat with 99 san fast really. 47 sinceston, 88 berkeley, 95 castro valley. inland numbers over 100 degrees today. 105 in livermore. a couple degrees warm he were than yesterday. we are looking at a very warm day today in oakland as maybe the cardinals take another hit with temperatures in the up he were 80s. we hope so, right? and tomorrow we are looking at very little change. the heat stays with us through the middle of the week and then

we moderate right before the 4th. friday looks cooler. >> well-timed. it will being nice to have got weather. in sports this afternoon, matt cain starts for the giants and colorado as the team tries to snap a five game losing streak. last night their offensive woes continued against the rockies at coors field. here's rick kwan with the highlights. >> good morning. appear being swept bit dodgers the giants june swoon continued in colorado. barry zito has struggled only the road and last night's game no different. cuddyer has the opposite field shot. he has a 25-game hitting streak. the next batter, rosario, also goes deep. san francisco finally not on the board in the ninth. buster posey with his 11th home run were the season.

his third in three games. giants got the tieing run to the plate but crawford grounded out to end the game. 4-1, the final. san francisco has now lost single. their last eight and is three games under .500. at the coliseum, the dog days of summer. and former manager tony la russa. the a's took the lead in the 7th. the bases-loaded single and oakland scores five times in the inning. jed lowrie with an rbi ground rule double. going 0 for 32 in his major league career, the catcher got his first hit, a solo home run in the fourth. he gets the silent treatment from the teammates. a's beat st. louis 6-1 and remain a half game back of first place. to golf. she is trying to win her third

straight major. win and fog affected the second play of the u.s. open. the first round leader fell into a tie for ninth after a 7-7. and another korean, kim, made a charge. she's two off the pace. they are all chasing park. from the 13 her ball finds the hole. park with the 68 is the-under for the tournament. good for a two-stroke lead. wet weather causing problems at the senior's players championship. it hasn't bothered freddy couples. this approach nearly goes into the cup. after 66, couples 7 of his first 11 holes, he has a two-stroke lead n chicago there was a huge turnout for the stanley cup champions blackhawks. about 2 million people jammed the park for a victory rally. they beat boston for the title in a thrilling six-game series. it's the second time they have captured the cup in four years.

and that is your sports for saturday morning. i'm rick kwan. have a great day! we have a new abc7 news smartphone app to keep you on top of the platessest break news, weather and traffic. the app is really gleans bc7 -- go to abc7news.com/app. up next, the newest waterfront attraction in san francisco involves some sp

>> legal river otters were in darren ever becoming furl coats. shasta, tubs and wild cat are frolicking around at the aquarium of the bay. they have a huge freshwater swimming pool and plenty of land for digging. they are using the otters about keeping people to protect the local rivers and to theter shed. >> next at six, another spare the air day is in effect. lisa argen will tell us just how hot it is going to get today. also, witnessing history. same section weddings are legal and happening in california. couples wasted no time as soon as the court gave the goal -- the go ahead.

>> and the latest on bart's contract negotiations to avoid a strike.

he. >> good morning. >> we have an ex-sees i have set here the next for days. it's at oakland, 50 san francisco. that's got news. it's cool at the coast. 50 half moon bay. 56 in santa cruz. but our excessive heat warning takes us through tuesday night where we will see inland east bay valley testimonies well over 100 degrees, as well as our north bay valleys, some of the sant