good morning, i'm matt keller in for katie marzullo. let's start with a quick first look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning to you, matt. here is look from mount tam. we're seeing low clouds and fog and sunny in san jose and 58 degrees on our coast. pretty foggy in half moon bay and winds have been breezy out in the east bay.

gusted go over 20 miles an hour around conquer. san francisco, is 54 degrees and you'll notice the fog is pretty widespread in the north bay and pulling back around the south bay. forecast calls for mostly sunny skies inland and upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. upper 60s to near 70 near oakland. clouds are hanging on to the shoreline, it will be a cool day at the coast. we have a warmup on the way. developing news in san francisco, five homes have sustained water damage following a water main break. it happened around 10:00 last night in the areas of buries else and ordway street. residents say their homes were completely flooded with water standing as high as three feet.

>> i opened the backdoor stow the water can escape from the garage. >> still no word on what caused the water main break. >> bart trains are finally running again but will they keep moving after the 30-day contract extension? alan wang has the story from the west oakland bart station. >> reporter: they rolled in shortly after 3:00, the first bart train since the strike begin on monday. >> i'm happy because i couldn't have done it for more than five days. >> the trains were sparsely populated during the evening rush. there seemed tab lot of uncertainty. >> i was a bit nervous because trains haven't been running for a few days. >> how is the feeling? >> just i think relief but a little anxiety it could be back here. >> reporter: 30-day

extension of the contract came at the imagery go of state mediators on thursday. there is a lot of washing to be done. >> we're far apart that are varies, health, and workmen's compensation. >> at last word, unions wanted 4.5% but bart were offering 2%. both had reasons to be optimistic. >> the trains are moving again. that takes pressure off of everyone because the passengers are no longer impacted. >> what did we all get? we suffered. so i'm a little disturbed by it. >> even though bart is back up and running, this will likely be a busy weekend for bart. for the latest, download or latest waze app. download it for free or from google play. a san francisco police want

to find a man involved that robbery and brutal attack of a woman over the weekend. the assault was captured on surveillance. video showing the victim already on the ground. one of the attackers walks back to her and kicks her in the face with such force she drops unconscious. three have been arrested but they are still searching still searching for the man that kicked the woman. >> it's very rare to see crimes occur in a video and description that is captured. >> it took place on sunday morning right after the pink saturday event. police are looking for more possible victims of the robbers. an autopsy is scheduled to determine how a campbell pakistan couple died in the utah wilderness. they were found thursday near a popular wave trail.

the wave is mesmerizing sandstone with arizona. they were hiking in the wave in 106 degrees wednesday. they believe they died because of excessive heat. >> three people remain hospitalized following the 4th of july fireworks explosion that injured 79 people in southern california. >> whoa, whoa! >> it happened during thursday night's fireworks celebration. one device detonated early and set off a chain reaction that shot fireworks directly into the crowd. a family thought they had the best seats for shot but were caught in the line of fire. >> then all of a sudden it was like, they were right there in the front and shot right out. >> you feel the heat coming

at you. a lot of hot air. >> the did i place was executed by new york company. cheese sold at whole food stores have been recalled after one person died. it could be contaminated. customers in illinois and minnesota were hospitalized after eating it. kray brothers sill overall over the bay area but these specific kinds are sold in the east coastguard and through the company's website. >> thousands of students at city college of san francisco have a reason to be worried this morning. the value of education they have invested time and money in is in real jeopardy. sergio quintana has the story. >> a small group of students and instructors met near the north bay of

campus of city of san francisco. they are threatening to pull the accreditation of the school. she she says says plenty of improvements have been made since the commission of junior colleges called for changes. best thing students can do is continued to sign up for classes. >> students can tell their friends, it's open and accredited and it offers high quality aaffordable education. >> any credits earned after next summer could be tough to transfer if the decision to pull stands. >> city college has a wonderful cull culinary training program. people want to get restaurant training have to go to some private institution. >> culinary program has been regarded as one of the best education bargains in the region. they can earn a two-year culinary certificate for $2200. private academies can cost

as much as $19,000 each year. >> we need to let public officials and governor know this is unacceptable. we're not going to stand for the closure of the city college. >> they wanted the ease the sanctions against city college and planning a march from the campus down to the department of education. >> officers and cadets of the chp are getting a nearly 6 than raise. they are looking at compensation officers and to adjust chp salaries accordingly. a increase of 4% and rest will pre-fund benefits. we're seeing some cooler weather this weekend. >> low clouds and fog and foggy golden gate this morning where temperatures range from 53 north of here

in san rafael and 36 in oakland. temperatures will be rather comfortable but a little cool. we're talking about a warmup in the not too distant future. we'll have that for you when we return. >> also next the anger from the father of the woman killed by a fallen tree, why he is so frustrated by what happened after the accident. >> acting like a bunch of babies. >> one teen has pulled out

at least 36 people are now dead in egypt following clashes of supporters of mohammed morsi and his "opponent. both sides had battles over the bridge over the river. police opened fire on protestors. interim president had talks with the army chief and interior minister. he replaces morsi who was egypt's first ever democratically elected president. he was thrown out of the power by the military earlier this week. >> a firefighter killed in

9/11 attacks has been outside. the remains were collected in 2002. they were reidentified recently. he followed his dad's example and became a firefighter in 1992. he was killed in the north tower leaving behind a wife and baby son. >> the paints of a young woman killed in a freak accident at a sierra camp earlier this week are upset how the camp has handled her death. they said they heard nothing from the camp's operators for two days. nick smith has their story. >> i sense a very strong -- i sent a very strong email to the camp. >> the parents are frustrated by the way things have been handled by the camp after the death of their daughter. no one from the camp had contacted them for two days. >> what is wrong with you people? do you have no grace? do you have no conscious? do you have no empathy? do you not feel anything? why would you not contact the father. >> she was described by

friends and loved ones as full of life and vibrant. she was killed when a large tree fell on her while children and staff members were eating breakfast. it wasn't until after the father fired off an angry email to directors of the camp that he finally got a response. >> it was explained to me, it was deemed a crime scene and they couldn't get the word out. >> an answer they find it hard to accept. we reached out to the camp for a response but not heard back. >> it's nothing next for grieving father to be up at 5:30 in the morning and write such an email. >> after words were exchanged the directors allowed another counselor and friend to escort her body back to the bay area. >> he volunteered and said i don't want to go by yourself. >> as a father prepares to

bury his own daughter. >> she left a voicemail, daddy, i love you so much. >> they will be memorialized at anumni house and services are expected to draw hundreds. happening today, to two-red cross volunteers from san jose will drive to arizona to help victims of a deadly wildfire that killed 19 firefighters. they will drive in emergency vehicle to the town of prescott to help those displacesed by due to the fire. that fire broke out nine days ago and killed 19 firefighters last sunday. it burned about 8400 acres and 90% contained. utility crews have been working to restore power to residents. nsa leaker edward

snowden has two possible places, nicaragua and venezuela have offered asylum for snowden. he baseball on the run since he leaked classified information about on secret southwest program last month. he has sought asylum in 20 countries. >> new details this morning, a solar powered plane trying to cross the u.s. has departed for the final leg of its journey. it left dulles just before 5:00 this morning. it's expected to touchdown at j.f.k. tomorrow. it's airborne day and night without fuel to fly across the u.s. solar plane talked e took off from moffett field on may 3rd. >> the italian team of america's cup claiming design changes to the boat are unfair. they made the threat to

pull out yesterday. recommended design changes imposed by the director for safety reasons. they appealing to an international jury scheduled to meet on monday. reaction was swift and blunt. >> i think they are acting like a bunch of babies. >> they are all men. you spent over a billion dollars, you should be in the water racing. the italians pulled out the store where merchandise was sold because they couldn't sell their prada handbags which shot part of their team gear. >> gusty winds? >> yes, we have breezy winds around concord and winds up to 23 miles an hour. we are looking at low clouds and fog spreading throughout the peninsula, north bay. it's clear and sunny and east bay and also in parts of our south bay. it will be a nice afternoon. take a look marine layer from mount tam. it continues to keep the sky gray.

marin county and sonoma, 60 in mountain view with the sunshine. 58 in san jose. fog and 54 degrees, santa cruz right now, low clouds and 58 degrees. exploratorium showing you the gray skies, it's 58 in napa. 60 by the delta. this is where we have a bit of a breeze from fairfield to livermore. temperatures for you will be very comfortable in and around the 80-degree mark. los gatos, upper 50s right now. from roof camera you can see the bay bridge and low clouds and fog locally around the bay right now. allows for the cooler pattern to stay with us today as the fog peels back. we'll have the winds but as high pressure builds in stronger tomorrow, monday and tuesday looking at just a modest warming trend around the bay. here is a look at the fog pattern and most of the north bay around vallejo and santa rosa looking at fog. we'll have the fog holding

from the san mateo coast. here we are down in santa cruz right now showing you where we should be for this time of year and what we're expected to get today. over overall keeping the trend below average. 3 degrees below average, rubbing for a high of 83 in livermore. should see 86. napa, numbers in well in the 80s. san jose looking at highs in the mid-70s. 8 degrees shy of average and san francisco, four degrees cooler than the average. because of that we are looking at the low clouds and fog backed upright along the coast today. monterey looking at 66 degrees. inland, typically hot for july, 91 in sacramento. 101 in fresno and low 80s nearly a perfect day in the northern sierra. 83 for tahoe. southern sierra coming in 94 in yosemite. afternoon highs, running from the gambit from upper

50s to mid-80s around antioch. 70, the san mateo. 76, san jose. bring a jacket headed to at&t park. temperatures will be cool and breezy. low 60s and dropping to the 50s by later on in the evening. numbers coming up slightly tomorrow. monday lab warmer day as well as tuesday. highs in the 90s. 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it's a modest warmup because wednesday, thursday and friday we have cool and breezy winds at our coast. we'll let you know how warm it will be in your community at live doppler 7-hd. >> sinusitis affects one out of seven in the u.s. now a bay area company believes it has solution. carolyn johnson has the

details. >> sherry and her partner love the outdoors but the scent of the pines have been interrupted by severe sinus infection. >> the antibiotics weren't getting to the infection. i was constantly sick. >> a specialist recommended surgery to open her sinuses, it's a common but uncomfortable procedure on first days of recovery where packing doesn't allow the sinus tissues to heal. >> it's really inflamed and swollen inside. >> we remove the stent. >> to help, dr. kim turned to a new device called propel. its collapsible wing that works something like a the stent. first, it's collapsed on to applicator and placed into the repaired sinus cavity

immediately following surgery. >> when he is ready to deploy dlo, he pushes the back but the on on. >> the implant delivers an anti-inflammatory drug provided by the manufacturer they say the technique is well established in other areas of the body. >> it's sl similar that is cuesed in cardiovascular devices. it opens up the passageway and opens up the sinuses and delivers the drug exactly where need it. >> it reduces the need for follow-up surgery by nearly a third. it can be removed by a doctor or dissolved over time. >> it helps prevent scarring. body tends to cover over wounds with scar. that can be a problem in the sinuses. >> for sherry it's been a comfortable recovery. she is now hoping to get

longer term benefits. >> it means i won't constantly get sick it will all be worth it. i'm very active person normally but i haven't done it for months and hopefully that will change. >> according to the developers the device cut the need for oral steroid immediateations after surgery. >> next, a puppy's tale of survival. delicate rescue after a wild ride in

check out this dramatic video of a dog rescue in florida. somehow he got stuck between the steering mechanism and axle. it crossed between three cities and driver heard the dog. they freed the dog. >> it was like the indy 500 put crew out there. they had the wheel off the cruiser and working to rescue the dog that was trapped up n there. >> the puppy was taken for a vet for a checkup. rescuers are trying to figure out hotdog belongs to. >> same sex wedding at san francisco's city hall with special significance. official performed thousands of marriages

finally has his own. >> and sound of wedding bells. i'm michael finney, one of the

we're starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. we're starting out with plenty of gray here in san francisco, but sunshine

elsewhere for you in the east bay and south bay with livermore coming in at 60 degrees as well as fairfield, union city and los gatos. cool numbers with the low clouds and fog from napa to santa rosa. in the south bay, you're at 57 in san jose. today, very similar with numbers coming in the mid-70s. inland east bay, top out in the low 80s so clouds hanging for point reyes down to ocean beach. mid to upper 50s and mostly sunny conditions. 70 in oakland. details on the rest of the bay area and warmup for the second half of the weekend coming up. a san francisco police are searching for to figure out who put several poison meatballs on the streets. one dog ate the food and got seriously sick. they are in intensive care

but expected to survive. police say the meatballs have been scattered deliberately. >> there were approximately 50 collected by the dog owner and the neighbors. >> the dog's vet appear to be filled with strict nine pellets. investigators don't have a motive. >> big week coming you up for bay bridge. engineers are set to present findings on bolts that were fractured. the results were positive. hundreds of bolts have been tested for brittleness and so far none has failed. so they could put off replacing the bolts and open the bridge by labor day as scheduled. if the bolts need to be replaced the opening could be delayed. a group of activists plan to protest plans to cut down trees at ucsf

today by posing nude. they plan to pose naked with the trees this morning. it comes after plans to remove thousands of trees behind the medical center over fire concerns. today's demonstrations kickoff at 11:00 this morning. police have security concerns ahead of the soccer double-header in the south bay. mexican soccer teams face off in san jose. promoters are concerned after a brawl broke out between a game between rival teams in las vegas. they met with authorities yesterday to review security plans after a match wednesday, fans stormed the field. another brawl delayed the las vegas match and several players were ejected for fighting during the game. >> a bill on the governor's desk would allow california transgender students to pick school activities that fit them best. that means they can choose

the bathrooms, locker rooms and sports teams they are most comfortable with. >> it's extremely frustrating and difficult. it can really behind ear student's ability to succeed. it can be a tremendous challenge on top of the challenges that already exist for all students. >> critics say the bill might encourage biologically male students to enjoy women's team and get an unfair advantage. >> this morning a san francisco couple is celebrating a special wedding. marriage commissioner has performed about 10,000 marriages since 1993. yesterday after 26 years, he and his partner were finally able to tie the knot thanks to the supreme court decision-making same-sex marriage legal here in california. >> i knew eventually this would come about. i stand here and do these

weddings and harvey milk was over my shoulder. we're very happy. >> it has a special meeting for his partner. they met on the same day 26 years ago. >> summer is a popular time for weddings. there are a few questions you may want to ask first. here is michael finney to talk about missing love and money. ♪ ♪ >> there is no doubt wants on the play list. big day is less than a week away. last minute details are the easy part. more difficult issues for tom and annie have already been worked out. >> i think we've never really had -- >> issues like who is going to fake care of the finances. >> she takes care of the day to day bills. however, we kind of talk regularly about where we are, where we're going and

where we need to be. >> whether they will have a joint accounted or separate account. >> and a saving can, we talked through that. >> i think that i look at it as our money. >> the two plan to maintain separate accounts so they can buy each other gifts but maintain a joint bank account for most other expenses. this is tom's second major. he has two children. >> the way i look at it, the children, they have their mother. i'm going to be as much support and financially as i possibly can be. >> that includes building up a savings account to send them to college. she has a plan. she is spending her assets into the relationship and hopefully the plan will allow her to actually put together something that tha will take off. >> they call it a good

situation with tom having a steady job and good income and amy having built up enough reserves to start her own practice. she recommends the couple look into tax planning. >> so if you are both higher wage earners and you get married, do have to anticipate, you are going to have slightly higher tax rate potentially. >> but she says that could be off set the mortgage deduction. he also suggests they merge financial records even if they don't merge their accounts. know that your credit score could be impacted if you have joint credit cards and one partner has a significantly lower score than the other. most important thing is to talk everything out. tips are the same for gay couples married in california who earn their income and plan to stay here. >> spending habits are similar in the sense, we like to get nice things and we see saving as a priority. >> do all of that and conquer one of the most difficult situations of any new marriage. >> it's a pretty ideal

situation. >> we have a link to more tirps on our website. just to go abc7news.com. happening today the city of antioch will hold a cleanup event as what they called successful 4th of july celebrations downtown. a neighborhood cleanup will be held this morning in the river town area. those interested helping out should gather at the parking lot south of marina. this is the city's 45th neighborhood cleanup event. >> coming up next, s a there a blip in the hot housing market? why it is taking longer for bay area homes to sell. >> live look in santa cruz, it's cool out there. in the mid-50s and cloudy. lisa argen will let you know if you can dump the sweated for your swimsuit later today.

live look from roof camera on top the broadcast center at abc7. you see the clouds lingering above. it's cool on out there and check out the breeze on those palm trees. >> one thing that not

cool is superheated housing market. multiple bids aren't coming in as fast as few weeks ago and david louie says about sunnyvale house could be a reflection of the change of marketed. >> it won't the market five days ago. as recently a couple weeks ago, multiple offers would have come in even before the first open house. real estate agent it took longer. >> this market is taking a little bit longer for buyers to make a decision. we're looking at ten days to two weeks before we start. >> other agents tell us buyers are moving slower because of number of recent developments. interest rates are inching up after the federal reserve signaled it may ease the mortgage buying this fall. it will be more expensive to borrow money to buy rental properties. >> people overbidding and

people buying with all cash or any contingent. i think buyers are frustrated with that. >> buyers found themselves overbidding and discovered they had to come up with the difference to get a loan. >> a lot of buyers would pay more and they might in a balanced market. >> bidding frenzy may be cooling off. the asking price for this home is $879,000. >> i haven't seen as many multiple offers in the last two weeks as i had before. i would say we probably cooling off. they have a little bit of cooling-off period in the weather department. >> 58 degrees in san jose. plenty of sunshine. temperatures here will be fairly similar to yesterday but that is below average. mid-70s for a high. you will be warming up

before the weekend is out. i'll explain and have those numbers when we return. >> the warriors fall short but they do land an all-star player. rick kwan has the

live look from the san mateo bridge camera. you can see a mix of low clouds and blue skies. mild temperatures headed your way today. in sports, wimbledon has crowned this year's ladies champion. marion barteli won in straight sets. this is first career grand slam title. you can watch the men's final at 5:00 a.m. on our sister network espn. >> this year's all-star will be announced. afterwards madison bumgarner. first pitch against the dodgers is at 5:15 at at&t park. last night the giants were off to l.a. shear rick kwan or low lights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. san francisco was hoping to return to at&t park with

would turn things around but a former giant made sure that losing ways would continue, matt cain, this time he was not able. with the bases load. uribe delivers a two-run double. l.a. broke it open with six rounds in the third. cain through 75 pitches in two and third innings and uribe strikes again. he gets by and rolls to the wall. cain was done. uribe finished with 7 runs batted in. last two of the homerun of michael pickum. the giants have lost ten of their last 11. the a's were at kansas city but first the hotdog races and yellow hotdog is the weiner. tommy had a shutout going

in the ninth. josh reddick with a triple into the gap. reddick went two for three. in the ninth he gets on base again thanks to an roar by cane. co-key crisp had three r.b.i.s and royals rallied and they earned a save. 6-3 the final. a's remain a half game ahead of texas. >> warriors gave it their best shot but in the end, dwight howard chose houston not golden state. but they acquired a free agent in andre iguodala. first round pick by philadelphia. he played eight seasons before going to denver.

andre iguodala has a career average over 15 points a game. you get him, golden gate state had to clear a lot. and they traded three to utah. warriors got number one pick in 2014 and 2017 but multiple second round picks, golden stated had to renounce the rights to two players so the warers in warriors but copy of the the core together and get an all-star together. >> san jose center logan signing him to a $30 million. curry led the seasons. >> that is your sports for a saturday morning. i'm rick kwan. have a great day. i was going to say, you can go see the sharks in san jose but it's kind of mild today. >> absolutely. they had 75 and going for a high of 76 in san jose.

live doppler 7-hd showing you all the low clouds and fog and onshore flow really calling the shots today. it's going to weaken tomorrow and tomorrow is warmer day. we're going to have moderate warming back to more summertime readings right through tuesday. if you think it is cool. we haven't gotten it right yet. >> we will in the next couple of days. here the view from mount tam. look at all the fog. it is holding pretty good from san rafael to santa rosa. upper 60s around san francisco. half moon bay, it will stay with you through throughout much of the day, beautiful lake tahoe, 83 degrees with mostly sunny conditions. with the low clouds and fog, it's 56 in santa rosa. 58 in napa. 60 by the delta. a little bit of a breeze, south wind up to 23 miles an hour. we've got low 60s with the

sunny start in union city and los gatos. we are looking at gray skies across the bay. oakland, high definition emeryville camera, berkeley marina looking west and clouds will be slow to clear in north bay and san francisco. otherwise cooler pattern holding steady and slightly warmer weather comes our way tomorrow by about 2-4 degrees and still a little bit of warming on tap for monday and tuesday. not much, readings getting up to where they should be for early to mid-july. then after that, looks like we're going to cool back again. this morning, we are a little cooler from san jose to mountain view compared to yesterday at this time. with the cloud cover, the numbers are held down. santa rosa and napa, due to a trough of low pressure that is allowing for the stronger onshore winds to visit us today. just for a day as the cool trough heads on out, we'll

have strong high pressure build back westward allowing winds to modify. 75 in santa clara. 37 in santa cruz. 74 in cupertino and on the peninsula, kind of cool. look for sunshine today with more clouds closer to the shoreline. 57 pacifica. 73 in palo alto. san francisco certainly cool for this time of the year and 63 at breezy. 75 for napa. 74 by the water in vallejo. east bay, 69 for berkeley with 74 in fremont. 73 in union city. you head inland, world of difference with 83 in livermore. brentwood, 80. a modest warmup continues through monday and tuesday. low 80s around the bay and back to 60s at our coast and cooling off that wednesday, thursday and friday. we have a new "abc 7

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developing news in canada, several people have been reported missing after a train derailment led to several explosions this morning. it happened in a town in quebec province. the train was hauling 70 tankers causing several explosions. as many thousand people have been evacuated from the area after flames spread to a number of homes. it was headed towards maine when it derailed. >> happening today some of the most talented musicians are in san francisco nor weekend's fillmore jazz festival. it will feature two dozen bands. it draws in over hundred thousand people to fillmore street. it runs from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. it looks like it will be mild for them out there. >> the winds will be blowing and temperatures will be a little cool. low 60s downtown. you can see all the fog

from our golden gate bridge camera. this is where it is going to sit. point reyes could get a little partly cloudy sky but from peninsula, linda mar you will be in the clouds. 70 in oakland. richmond, 72. 74, fremont. low 80s in inland east bay. we get back up to normal in the next couple of days with modest warming trend. upper 80s inland with upper 70s around the bay. by monday and tuesday. we got 60s at our coast and winds kick up again for wednesday, thursday and friday. pretty nice looking days. >> especially after triple-digits. >> thank you thank you for joining us on the abc7 morning news. we continue tonight at 5:00 and we'll take a live look from the exploratorium camera looking out to the bay bridge. you can see the clo

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