>> good morning. i'm katie marzullo in for caroline tyler on this sunday morning. let's check with a quick look at the forecast. we have leyla gulen in for lisa argen this morning. >> good morning, everyone. radar satellite, we have a marine layer that will be with us for the better part of the day along the coast. also some fog. let's take a look from our sutro tower camera toward the golden gate bridge. you see the fog coming in. this is what it looks likes underneath as we take a look from our golden gate bridge toll camera right now. reduced visibility there. it will be on the cooler side along the coastline. warmer inland, that's for sure. san francisco right now 55 degrees. oakland is 64. already starting to reach the mid-60s in san jose.

and cooler at half moon bay. now our highs for today. it will be a scorcher essentially inland with testimonies -- temperatures topping 100 degrees. and 80s for the north bay as well. i'll have the full forecast coming up. katie. >> thank you, leyla. with the high temperatures firefighters are urging caution this weekend of a a lawn mow are sparked a fire in the east bay. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has details from berkeley. mostly smoke. you see flames and the flames came up in minutes. >> it started moments after a landscaper fired up his lawnmower to clear some very tall, very high grass. it was very dry. >> that's what was crazy. 95 degrees in the middle of day mowing two foot high grass.

should have better sense. >> fire officials are warning homeowners this weekend will continue to be hot. create defensive space but do it correctly. >> he was trying to do the right thing, but he did it at the wrong time and it was causing a fire hazard. >> he was cited for causing a fire. he was later released. even though the firefighters put it out quickly, it destroyed kevin's boat and motor home. >> what can i do? it's out of my hands. all my projects for summer just changed. >> neighbored watered down the property hoping to stay ahead of the fire. they were successful, but the resentment was still there. >> very frustrating. not that i have to replace things, but to have people who don't take care of the property. out here everything is tinder dry and it doesn't take much. >> that's exactly what fire departments worry about this weekend. in almeda county, abc7 news. >> you can keep track of bay area heat and spare the air days on twitter at live doppler 7hd. a shelter in place order was

cancelled yesterday afternoon for people in hayward who live near a metal recycling center. a fire started in a pile of discarded appliances at simms metal management on industrial parkway. we show the flames putting out a lot of dark smoke. developing news at berkeley where two people are recovering from injuries after being shot. it happened at the laquinta inn at 8th and university avenue last night. some sort of party was taking place at the hotel at the time. two teenagers were shot. their injuries are not considered life-threatening. police say the suspect vehicle described as a white sedan was seen leaving the area. more developing news in oakland. police are investigating a triple shooting that left one person dead that happened around 10:30 last night in the area of 82nd avenue and eighth street. a teenage girl believed to be 15 years old died at the scene. she has not been identified. two men were also shot. they were taken to the hospital. their conditions are not no one.

no word yet on any suspects or arrests. a scare at the hayward bart station after two groups of teenager fire shots at each other. it comes at police are cracking down on youth violence in the east bay. sergio quintana has details. >> reporter: it's not clear if the shootings were connected to any incidents over the past week but police say it involves a lot of young people that team to gather at a particular place and violence erupted. >> we were invited to ride along with one of the team leaders. >> we want to head it off at the beginning. we want to affect the arrests of the formal or informal leadership of the group when they commit crimes. >> in hayward police say shots were fired between two groups of teens when shots were fired at the bart station parking lot. there are no reports of any injuries, but police have recovered six bullet casings. this is the latest in the string

of incidents the last few weeks, including a kidnapping in san leandro and a large group of unruly teens last week at bayfield mall. >> it took a large contingent of officers to come by and get the group out of there. to escort them out and make sure that they didn't create any more crime or intimidate anybody. >> curtis wilson works at the mall. he said that wasn't the first time. >> sometimes they break, sometimes they steal, sometimes it's terrorizing other customers or the people. >> the lieutenant said the aim of the task force is to quickly mobilize lots of officers from different departments. they want to make arrests if necessary, but they are really hoping that the teens get the message that their behavior wouldn't be tolerated. abc7 news. police are still searching for an inmate who escaped from the san francisco county jail. yesterday morning a deputy was escorting 40-year-old timothy to

the jail's basement to take out the trash when the inmate ran out a door and escaped. he is serving a sentence on drug charges and is scheduled to be released july 24th. actor and comedian tracy morgan remains in intensive care and the driver who slammed into his bus has been charged with death by auto. the driving of an 18-wheeler was dosing off and didn't notice traffic ahead of him was stopping. he rear-ended his limo bus causing it to overturn. morgan ace comedy writer, james mcnare, died at the scene. morgan was in the bus when it overturned. he was performing a stand-up performance in dover, delaware. he has started in "saturday night live" and" thirty rock." >> san bruno wants to know what is behind a state regulator he is decision to stop investigation inside of pg&e.

last week the public utilities commission shelved these strength test records. no reason was given but pg&e refused to produce information about the records. since the p.u.c. regulates the pg&e, it sounds like a back room deal was made. >> it is unacceptable. we are bitterly disappointed that the p.u.c. filed and then withdrew a motion that was intended to compel the release of those -- or the identification of those records. >> investigators say sloppy recordkeeping was a leading cause of the deadly 2010 pipeline explosion. >> a prominent trainer called a cinderella story turned into a nightmare. the co-owner of california chrome is being called a sore loser this morning after his horse failed to win the triple crown. >> c. chrome on the outside. tonalist. tonalist. it won't be a triple crown this year! it's going to be close. it's going to be very close.

can tonalist get there? >> following yesterday's race the co-owner, steve coburn, complained that some of the horses did not compete in the kentucky derby or the preakness stakes and claimed they were entered into the belmont stakes just to knock out his horse. this morning he appeared on "good morning america" and defended his remarks. >> these people they nominate their horse force the triple crown, which means free. triple free. and then they hold out two and come back and run one. that would be like me at 6'2" playing basketball with a kid in a wheelchair. >> no one has won the triple crown in 36 years since affirmed won it back in 1978. 9:09 on your sunday morning. in some spots the golden gate bridge totally socked in. >> exactly. and by the way, we are still california chrome strong. we have hazy sunshine to get us

going. sunshine glistening off the bay. looks refreshing. the inland dwellers, you are in for another toasty day. warm and dry for most of the bay area. the accuweather forecast is moments away. >> a student who stopped a shooting rampage in seattle is being celebrated in kind of an unusual way. find out what people from all over the world is doing for him. >> a woman pays for her own cremation but winds up in a contract she simply can't afford. i'm michael

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>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area. this is abc7 news. >> this morning p. o. w. bowe bergdahl is telling people he was tortured by his captors of the taliban after he tried to escape. after nearly five years in captivity, and his release for five taliban militants from guantanamo bay and that's ignited a firestorm. some say other options should have been considered when it came to his release. >> we are happy for the family, that's great, but it's the bigger ramification of what this trade means to the afghans that we've asked to risk their lives trying to free that country of the taliban.

>> meanwhile the fbi said it's investigating threats against bergdahl's family on claims that bergdahl deserted the army before his >> an amazing show of support for the man who subdued a killer with a gun at seattle pacific university. he used pepper spray and physical force on thursday to take down the suspected gunman. his roommate is not surprised by his moves. >> he is the type of person who is always prepared and ready to go. strangers have bought everything on his wedding registry and has started a fundraise to pay for his honeymoon. so far more than $40,000 has been raised many. the suspect, who killed one person and injured three others, is being held without bail.

>> a memorial service was held yesterday for christopher martinez, the victim of last month's shooting in ilya vista. martinez was one of six people killed by elliott rogers in the rampage at uc santa barbara. happening today, don't be surprised if you see extra police around redwood city. there's an emergency response drill today from nine to two at roosevelt elementary school. it's just getting underway right now. some streets around the school are closed. today's drill will include a helicopter and some pyrotechnics. the police say the exercise is a response to recent school shootings across the nation. >> yesterday a federal judge ruled wisconsin's eight year ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional because it discriminates against same-sex couples. wisconsin's attorney general said she will appeal the

decision. >> this morning we have a story about a bay area woman who wanted to plan ahead for her own cremation and wound up locked in a contract she couldn't afford. it certainly added stress to an already emotional time of life. mike finney stepped up to help. >> joanne stewart is trying to recover from a painful operation. at the same time she's trying to plan for her death. >> because i wanted to surprise my children, one thing they didn't have to do for me. >> joanne doesn't want to burden her two daughters with funeral decisions and expenses so she arranged things herself. >> i believe it was over the internet. an e-mail solicitation asked if she was interested in cremation. she said yes.

a person from smart cremation came to her home and explain the services. >> they would give me a box, they would notify my children. >> joanne paid up front to avoid finance charges and she signed a blank contract letting the salesperson fill in the rest. that's when things went wrong. >> i kept getting bills. $300 more. >> the bill said the plan cost $1,652, not $1200. joanne called the salesperson right away. >> i said my deal with you was $1,200, and she said i'll be right there. she made an appointment. i dropped my own plans. she never showed up. >> she contacted company headquarters. a manager said the contract was for $1,652. joanne tried to get a copy but said she was ignored. >> i said i want my money back because how do i know that when i do die you don't hit my children with -- well, your mom can't have this because she still owes this much money. joanne asked 7 on your side for help. we contacted smart cremation and their parent company in texas.

they sent joanne a copy of her contract. turns out she was on a finance plan with monthly payments and interest due, but they said they wouldn't hold her to it. they said they will process the contract as written. when we determined the customer recalled the terms differently, we offered to honor the smart plan on the terms she recalled. or refund her money. we are disappointed we were not able to assist this customer but was able to have the opportunity to resolve as she wished. joanne received this refund for the full $1,200, which she gave to her >> it was so frustrating to go through this and not accomplish anything until i did get your help. >> this points out how important it is to never sign a blank contract. in fact, you should always get the terms in writing first, review it thoroughly, then sign it. our thanks to smart cremation for giving joanne a refund and

relieving so much of the stress. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> nasa is unveiling 12 projects being considered here are a few of the studies in phase one. a 730-mile long pool of liquid on saturns titan moon. capturing and despinning astroids. also testing how bacteria from earth can survive on mars without contaminating the planet. and using high energy light in space to generate oxygen. this morning nasa and astronomers around the world are tracking a huge astroid expected to pass by the earth today.

nicknamed the beast because of its size, it's expected to pass almost within 800,000 miles of the earth. three times farther away from the moon but still close for an astroid that big. the beast is estimated to be between 800 and 1300 feet wide moving at a speed of 31,000 miles an hour. but nasa said zero chance of impact. nothing to worry about, just something to think about, if you can process all those numbers. but you can be out and enjoy the weather. >> absolutely. everybody has quite a spread between the coastal areas and inland. let's look at what is happening right now. already making their way to santa cruz right now. a live picture of the beach. under some hazy conditions for the moment. we are going to be seeing a shallow marine layer that will stick with us along the coastline for most of the day today. but as we talk about what's happening in the radar satellite, live doppler 7hd. we don't have anything in the way of rain makers.

no major cloud cover expected except for just along the coast, that marine layer. quite a few things happening today. giants will take on the mets. we do have the first pitch at 1:05 under very sunny skies. high u.v. index as well. that means make sure to pack the sunscreen. we also have the san mateo county fair. temperatures will reach 730 degrees by 11 this morning and by 3:00 upper 80s. a comfortable 79 degrees by 7:00 this evening and a cool down once the one sets. the week ahead, a little more. we expect to see the high temperatures today. they will dip down to the 80s by this weekend and temperatures will ramp up later on friday into saturday and sunday, as well. in san jose, above average temperatures for the next couple of days and then we are going to see a low swing there. below average temperatures for thursday, friday. and temperatures coming back up for friday. here's what is happening. highs for today around the bay

area, sunshine. san jose 91 degrees. along the peninsula 90 degrees in redwood city. 71 degrees. we afternoon going to top out degrees. and as we head into san francisco 79 degrees downtown but 72 degrees in the sunset district as you are heading out to the sunday streets along the great highway, on the cooler side. make sure that you keep your skin nice and covered. 1:02 for cloverdale. a little bit cooler in berkeley and oakland. in the mid-80s. and the mid-to upper 80 in san leandro. 90 degrees castro valley. inland temperatures topping into the upper 90s to the low 100s. keep yourself well hydrated. highs around california going to be pretty hot for much of us. 102 in chico. 112 in palm springs. things will cool down overnight.

along the coast it will stay chilly, but if you are going to be on the peninsula or inland expect to see the mid-to upper 50s. look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. nice and hot inland and it will be fairly comfortable and mild around the peninsula and other parts of the bay area. cool down comes by midweek and then we will start to see temperatures coming up for next weekend. >> oh, boy. back up but not that bad? >> not that bad. >> thanks, leyla. next, flying free. the new start for some birds whose injuries resulted in federal charges. stay with us.

>> welcome back. this morning some federally protected birds injured when a bay area contractor accidentally trimmed a tree and hurt some birds. the herrons were hurt in the incident and were released yesterday at the martin luther king junior shoreline park in oakland. some will keep an eye on them. >> we do some monitoring with the birds because they get banded. the eagles and other birds get special plastic bands, as well so is the public can spot them easier. the sealed bands are hard to read. >> last month a tree trimmer accidentally cut down the birds' nest doing work at the post office. the tree trimming company is paying for the birds' medical care.

>> people walked at saint mary's college yesterday to raise money for the make-a-wish foundation. mom dates is one of those putting on her walking shoes and joining the crowd. they made their way through campus on the walk for wishes. people could walk to remember loved ones, a specific wish child or for all bay area wish children. money raised went to the make-a-wish foundation. up next, is the american dream slipping away? why so many say it is now out of reach and they are afraid their children will be worse off than their children. and a bay area man's five mile swim through shark infested waters. waters. how he risked his own good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah!

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>> welcome back. hope your sunday morning is off to a good start. with 9:30. we are starting the half-hour with a check of the weather.

here is leyla gulen in for lisa this morning. >> good morning, everyone. taking a look from the sutro tower cam. fog is starting to melt away a little bit. we are starting to see more of the golden gate bridge. it will be cooler along the coastline but warmer inland. current temperatures in san francisco, 64 degrees. warming rapidly. 66 already in san jose. morgan hill 65. staying at that 50 degrees along half moon bay. the highs for today going to be in the mid-to upper 80s for most of the bay area. we will find 90s and triple digits in some areas but there will be a cool down next week. the full accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. katie. >> thank you, leyla. >> this morning more than 1,000 people are closer to becoming citizens. yesterday volunteers helped people who are already legal residents fill out the 21-page application form. applicants are able to get legal help or guidance in their own language.

nonprofits donated money to cover the cost of applying. one woman from the philippines brought her family of four. >> you know, we have to pay $600 for each with a form. that's why we cannot afford it, so we are grateful for the opportunity. >> organizers say if everything is in order, it takes from three to six months for people to become citizens. a new poll shows many people living in the u.s. don't ever believe they will achieve the american dream. here's the reporter alexander field. >> from los angeles. >> my name is emily chapman. i am 20 years old. i'm a full-time mom and part-time student. >> to phoenix. >> my name is valerie. i have 13 years old and i'm in eighth grade. >> to atlanta. >> my name is andy shelly. i'm 50 years old and work for united parcel service. >> wherever you are and what you are it's meant to define us.

however we define it, the american dream. >> the american dream? it means you work toward a better life. >> the american dream is if there is something you really want, you can go get it. >> i have reached the american dream. am i rich? no. but i have peace of mind. >> peace of mind that more americans believe is hard to find. >> job security. becoming a >> for some reason the growing numbers say the dream is slipping away. a cnn money american dream poll finds about six out of ten americans believe it's out of reach. numbers are more alarming among millennials. they were badly battered by the economic downtown and more than half say the dream can't be attained. and if the next generation was always meant to be better than the last, 63% of the people surveyed don't buy it. they believe children will be worse off than their parents. >> it's not something that people can always achieve. not something most people can achieve, i don't think. >> i am most definitely afraid

for the next generation because money is already tight with the government. >> at my age, for me, the population is only growing. >> uncertainty fueling fears that the dream might not be a reality. >> for right now i believe that i could be able to achieve better than my parents but for the time being we don't know. >> in the future i mean the circumstances we are in currently, it doesn't seem like that's a thing remotely achievable for most. >> that was alexander field reporting. the poll also found most people say a moderate amount of money would make them happy. most say it would be less than $100,000. in san francisco people are calling for california based foster farms to recall chicken blamed for salmonella poisoning. yesterday protesters from the national resource defense council were at the union street festival. they say foster farms is using so many antibiotics a strain of

antibiotic resistant salmonella has developed and led to many people getting sick last year. they say there is evidence that links the it to the processing center in california. >> we think they have an obligation to show they are using antibiotics safely and they haven't done that. >> what you have to understand about salmonella, if you handle the chicken properly, if you cook it to 165 degrees, there's no risk of illness. that said, we are working to reduce salmonella. >> foster farms said it recently spent $75 million to reduce salmonella risk. the company said it put in place stricter screening processes for birds and made demands that its suppliers prove the livestock they supply is healthy. a bay area man completed a harrowing journey more than 3,000 miles away from home. he organized a swim off the coast of haiti to help lift the nation out of poverty.

and also save children's lives. christian sze has the story. >> reporter: the mood is upbeat as he gets set for the mile of a lifetime. a challenge. a five mile charity swim in the caribbean. a stanford graduate and silicon valley entrepreneur is the organizer. he gave us this video to use. >> we are raising money for a program to help children learn how to swim. >> although haiti is an island, dozens of local children drown each year. too poor to focus on water safety. jim and his friends are starting a swim on a tiny island and ending on the western coast an hour from the capitol from port-au-prince. they are ready for any hazard. >> we have rash guards and we have anti-jellyfish lotion. i had no problems at all. one woman had a little bit of jellyfish on her lips but kept on swimming. >> in a skype interview after the swim, jim tells me

he saw sharks, but they posed no threat. not like the conditions. >> we weren't expecting four to five foot waves. >> those waves beat them up for three hours. when the swimmers finally reached shore, they were exhausted but elated. jim and his friends raised over $3,000. but they also raised haiti's profile as a tourist destination. they hope they showcased the island as more than a poor, unstable earthquake ravaged country. >> we do have nice resorts. the hague people are very welcoming. they are amazing. the culture is unique. the art is everywhere. >> jim learned this firsthand. his own family vacations here and he shuttles between silicon valley and haiti raising venture capitol to bring clean, affordable water to haitians. he sees this country with beauty and potential. a vision he hopes to share once again next year in the second annual swim for haiti. christian sze, abc7 news. happening today, there will

be three more bone marrow drives to help a 7-year-old boy battling leukemia. baylor fredrickson of albany needs a bone marrow transplant. orallers are looking for an asian-caucasian donor match since parents are japanese and german heritage. you can find the sites of the drives on our website. happening today, more than 50 volunteers in hayward will get the chance to buzz the fuzz to raise awareness about childhood cancer. the firefighters will host the head shaving event. volunteers will shave their heads in the hope of raising $10,000 for childhood cancer research. today's event gets underway at 11:00 at hayward firefighters union hall on main street. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. a report on wearable technology and the 11-year-old girl who is

one of the pioneers. and taking a live look outside right now as we approach 9:40. a look from our emeryville cam. leyla gulen will have your foreca heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you

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characters. to name a few, the fantastic group, incredible hulk, thor and spiderman. last night he threw out the first pitch. >> one thing i get a real kick out of is kids that come dressed as various marvel superheroes. it's always a thrill. i see little spidermen, little captain americas and little thors running around. i love it. >> the 91-year-old said the giants relief pitcher sergio romo is his superhero. >> looks like a great night. >> big cheers for a florida boy suffering from leukemia. he was a striker boy for today and diffuse bombs and fight evil. it was thanks to the make-a-wish foundation. he looks great. >> and stanley, he has quite the hand for writing and the arm for throwing. >> yes, unstoppable. >> there's a game today at at&t

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>> wearable technology may be with buzzword but it's a rapidly growing sector of the local economy. last week san francisco played host to a conference about wearables and some high-tech things you don't wear. here's jonathan bloom. >> okay, glass, let's fly. >> david is using google glass to fly this drone with his head. >> and i can fly it to the left or right by looking down or up. >> if glass is your thing the glaze wearable tech conference will have you feeling like a kid in a candy store. this person is 11 and learning to write apps for glass. >> there's only ten things you can get in glassware. >> but you want to make the 11th? >> yeah. >> she is also checking out other gadgets. >> over there you can have this for your dog so it will never be bored. >> and a little round robot that chases and dog or your furry friend, thanks to this wearable. >> it has a special sensor. >> it's a conference and industry that are bursting at the seams.

>> we were around 600 people last year. and we are over 1300 people this year. the growth has been incredible. >> it's given birth to this. tyler is actually playing the drums on his jacket. >> carrying a music instrument with you wherever you go. >> the fabric sensors are called drum pants. but you can just as easily play the piano. >> you have to admit some of these are crazy ideas. most of these companies aren't worried about scaring off investors. they are starting by going straight to the customer. >> this go-go and rival kick starter is the place to launch new gadgets. >> this tiny projector creates a giant android tablet anywhere. you can play your games on the wall or any surface. >> technology at go go has grown 1,000 percent in a year and we are proud of that.

>> but even the youngest in society needs to catch up. >> sometimes i walk up and people will be like delete that video right now even though it was off. >> the industry needs to evolve carefully. like a guy flying a drone with his noggin. >> but we still have to use our head about it. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> use your head, get it? >> if you want to buy some apple stock, wait until tomorrow. right now one share of apple right now is $647. tomorrow morning the price will drop to $93 because the company is doing what is called a stock split. the practice is a way of luring more individual investors to the table. looks like it will be hot today. >> it will be hot definitely today f you want to get out of the heat you can go to the coastline. let's look at live doppler 7hd radar satellite. we have a thin marine layer that is persistent. it will stick with us the better part of the day and that will bring the temperatures a little down for the coastal areas.

a look at the east bay hills camera toward san francisco. still hazy sunshine for us there and then you will start to see things warming up later on today. a look from the s. s. o. camera. clear conditions there but poor air quality day. it is a spare-the-air day. watch out for particulate matter. if you suffer from asthma, be careful. tree pollen and grass pollen in moderate levels, weed and mold spores is in the low aspect. but as far as u.v. index it will be very high so you need the sunscreen today. our pacific satellite, we have the area of high pressure that is resting over our coastline and that is what is making things so hot inland. but we've got the trough of low pressure that's coming in in the next week. that's going to bring our temperatures down. we will actually see things trending downward for of next week. today we have the giants kicking off the mets at at&t park. first pitch at 1:05. temperatures starting off around

76 degrees, wrapping up to 75 by the game's end. also the san mateo county fair. temperatures at 11:00 a.m. reaching the upper 70s. it will be the mid-and upper 80s by 3:00 p.m. and cooling down by 70 degrees tonight. as we talk about our temperatures, our high for today, it is going to be sunshine and really boiling. 91 degrees in san jose, 93 in sunnyvale. a lot of the peninsula in upper 80s to lower 90s. 75 in pacifica. some cloud cover there and the mr. reason layer. 72 degrees in san francisco. 79 degrees downtown n the north bay we will see temperatures in the triple digits. cloverdale, ukiah, 104, 103. clear lake 99 degrees in calistoga. warm in napa as well. sunshine for the east bay, 86 degrees will be the high in berkeley. 90 degrees in castro valley. as we push inland you see temperatures in the 90s to the triple digits. 101 in antioch, 100 degrees in

livermore. across the state it's also going to be rather warm but the overnight low things will cool down. 6 half moon bay 50 degrees with the fog cover and then as you move inland, mid-to upper 50s for us there. a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have the warm conditions today. especially inland. so definitely hydrate yourself with plenty of water. it will cool down by midweek and then we will start to see temperatures cooling down a little bit by next weekend. >> but not warming up as much? >> no. >> thank you. >> in sports, rafaeled inbeat yokevitch in four sets. this afternoon the giants will try to sweep the mets at at&t park. tim lincecum takes the mound first pitch at 1:05.

last night the giants staged another come-from-behind victory. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the giants are the first team in the majors with 40 wins and they had a three-game win streak going and they are playing like superheroes. they did it again last night against the mets on superhero night. the joker was on the mets. bottom of six. bases loaded. angel pegan rips a single here and it cut the lead 4-3. bottom of the ninth. same score. pegan strikes out but the ball gets away. the throw is wide. penalty killers began is safe with no outs. next batter hunter pence rips bunt town left-field line. they get to michael morse and may the morse be with you. fourth walk off with you for the g-man as they go on to win it 5-4. a's in baltimore. sunny gray got a wake-up call in the first. baltimore goes up 1-0. a's respond in the third. coco crisp, his fourth of the season. a's have now homered in 15 consecutive games. game tied at 1.

o's get three more in the fifth. jim johnson getting his first crack at his old team. first batter he faces, david lowe goes high. the orioles take the game with the 6-3 victory. it's been a 36-year wait for horse racing 12th triple crown winner. 12 horses have won both the derby and preakness since 1978 but non have done it since. here's the call. >> california chrome on the outside. tonalist. tonalist, commissioner. it won't be the triple crown this year. it's going to be close. it's going to be very close. can tonalist get there? >> tonalist wins by a nose. california chrome was fourth and his owner not happy with the fact all horses don't have to run all three

>> this is his third very big race. they always set him out. they set him out and i'm 61 years old and i will never see, in my life time i will never see another triple crown because of the way they do this. it's not fair for the horse who have been in the game since day one. if you can't get enough points to make the kentucky derby, you shouldn't run the other two races. the women's french open title. and kings go up with the 2-0 win in overtime over the rangers. game tuft nba finals coming up tonight. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> as he mentioned game two of the nba finals between the heat and spurs in san antonio. our coverage begins at 4:30. and wherever you are you don't have to miss a moment of the game. you can catch it live with watch abc on your smartphone, tablet or computer. next, a perfect day for sunday streets in san francisco.

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here are the winning numbers from last night's power ball draw. >> nobody pick all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot scores -- soars to $267 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $10 million super lotto plus draw. 1, 3, 8, 25, 40. the meganumber is 8 and nobody matched all six, so wednesday's jackpot grows to $11 million. >> happening today, it's sunday streets in san francisco's great highway. starting at 11:00 the great highway will be transformed into a place to play. also parts of golden gate park. today's sunday streets features free yoga classes, and live music, dancing activities and more. and the holey rollers of the church of 8 holes skate group

will showcase their talents in a world record-breaking attempt performance. today's sunday streets runs until 4:00. cool enough to watch, let alone going after a world record. i can't wait! >> i know. it will be cooler along the coast if you do plan on going to sunday streets. you may want to pack a slot sweater. the east bay camera toward san francisco. we have a thin marine layer about 1,000 feet deep that will stick with us. temperatures reaching the mid-80s in antioch and 90 in livermore. it is hot out there. we expect the temperatures to rise even more. we will be in the triple digits for parts of the north bay and east bay. temperatures will cool off by midweek and then you will start to see them coming right back up by friday and saturday. >> if you can't take the heat, then you know where to go. head to the coast. go to sunday streets. >> exactly. >> thanks, everyone, for joining us on the abc sunday morning news. it continues now online, on facebook and on twitter and all

your mobile devices with our new abc news app. we continue at 4:00 this afternoon because of game two of the nba finals. have a great day, everyone!

of the wildlife docs, busch gardens tampa is adding to their pachyderm population with a 12,000-pound male elephant. otto: a lot of bull elephants are kind of rough. the fun thing about spike is that he's very gentle around the girls for the most part. he knows how to treat a lady. rachel: but there's already a challenge. how do you get an elephant from calgary, canada? solution, road trip, but that's not as easy as it sounds. jeff: how do you pick up a crate that weighs 18,000 pounds and has a 12,000-pound animal in it? rachel: witness the team in action as they travel with one of the largest land mammals in the world on a 2,000-mile journey; and later, we'll introduce you to three otter brothers. cayle: the otters are just fantastic, especially these guys.