>> good morningeand thanks nor joining us on this saturday. i'm matt keller in for katie marzullo. let's start with a quick look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. we are clear here in the city, and the fog is confined to montry this morning. we take a look at emeryville. looks pretty nice out there to start the weekend. 54 in oakland and 56 in san jose with morgan hill checking in at 51. the cool spot half moon bay 45 degrees. this morning is warmer. yesterday we had a warm finish, but notice the cool pocket around half moon bay. 3 degrees warmer this morning compared to yesterday in san jose and napa. the forecast will look a lot like this today with plenty of

sunshine, even at the coast. a few patches of clouds fret far south. otherwise temperatures rinking from the mid-60s to low 70s coastside and the city. so inland and east bay are the warm spots. mid-80s to near 90 around the bay. about 70 to 80 degrees. plenty of sunshine and warmth today for most of you. we will talk about a minute nor cool down coming your which for tomorrow, father's day. matt. all right. thank you, lisa. developing news out of marin county where a search continues for a 9-year-old girl visiting from new mexico. ida rothschild has been missing since yesterday. the girl's family is staying in a state park. we have more on the search. >> have you seen this face? have you seen this child? questions these fathers spent hours asking. >> somebody's got to find her. i know her parents is devastated by the situation. >> what was going through your mind when you were calling out ida, ida? >> i couldn't imagine if it was

my daughter. it's a scary moment. >> members of the california conservation corps looked for ida. she was last seen at her campsite add noon. they brought in search dogs to track her scent while her mother got into a deputy's car, anxiously waiting for a sign of her daughter. the rothschild's came to the park for a weekend camp out. >> peoplely is keeping an extra eye on her two sons. they came here for a similar weekend camp out. nine-year-old ida played with other children at the campsite. when her parents looked up, she was gone. >> we have no reason to believe there is any foul play involved. >> however, they are looking at every camera exiting and entering the park. efforts focus on a four-mile perimeter around the camp and on the creek. in marin, tiffany wilson, abc7

news. >> reporter: this morning the train service to richmond is back on schedule after a train slammed into a tractor-trailer. it happened after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the truck entered the track-way right before the crossing arms went down. the driver was not able to get out of the train's path in time. he was not hurt. 131 people on board the train from bakersfield to oakland were okay too. a fast-moving fire led to evacuations and some tense moments in san rafael. >> they are coming. they are coming! >> one frustrated resident was arrested yesterday afternoon after he threw his car keys at firefighters, demanding they save his burning how. -- burning house. the homeowner's deck was lost but the house was saved. 100 firefighters battled and managed to save the fire. or save the home in the fire. and firefighters in san jose, crews stopped a grass fire from burning a home.

an ember sparked the awning of the house. you see firefighters on the roof taking defensive action. no one was hurt. happening today, the city of hayward will break ground on a new fire station and health clinic. the new fire station 7 will replace a deteriorating structure which served as home to one of the busiest fire stations for years. new health clinic will also be located on the ground. the groundbreaking ceremonies get underway at noon. a dog walker faces animal abuse charges after she left 8 dogs in her van and went shopping at a mall. an alert shopper found the dogs inside the unattended van in the parking lot in san francisco yesterday. she took she's photos and shared them in abc7 news. woman called authorities outraged that someone would do such a thing. the dogs were in danger. >> to get paid as a job. it is your job. they get money back. and to go shopping until you drop?

>> animal care and control cited the unidentified dog walker for leaving them in a vehicle without proper ventilation. growing concern this morning about militants taking control in iraq. president obama is ruling out boots on the ground, but he's ready to use the military. for the families of so many civilian contractors working in iraq, it's a very worry some time. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more. >> reporter: militants culling them the islamic state in iraq or isas. these are tanked used by the iraq military. they are moving toward ballad on their way to baghdad. in ballad contractors have been trying to get out of danger for days. >> my brother said the commercial flights, that the company was trying to get, they are basically unable to find any commercial companies willing to fly into ballad. >> mitchell has been in close contact with his brother,

michael, a firefighters and private contractor with a company called sallyport global. there's been no military support so he focus today social media to focus for attention on his polite. he started to twitter. a reference to the number of the contractors stranded there. michael made it to baghdad but communications hit another problem there. >> while he was in balad he was able to access facebook and twitter, but in the city of baghdad the government has blocked facebook and twitter. then he just has text. >> right now michael is on his way to dubai, but it's not clear if all 600 contractors have made it out of the danger zone. abc7 news. this next story you will see only on abc7 news. neighbors in san francisco's bernal heights are fed up with raw sewage flooding their homes and the city doing nothing about it. five homes have this sewage

problems since 2009. homeowners paid more than $20,000 each to replace floors, walls, furniture. it happened most recently last winter. smelly black water came up through toilets and bathtubs. >> it's coming up and baling away and i'm in there and baling away and i'm getting water up to here and the next few days i had rashes and everything. >> the city has denied the claim saying homeowners are responsible for maintaining lines connecting their homes to the sewer main under the street but the city's own record indicate a defect in the main sewer line. the san jose world cup party starts early this morning. organizers spent yesterday setting up in the plaza. the party starts at 8:30, a half-hour before the first game. they hope as many at 2,000 fans will come out this weekend and expect more next weekend when the watch party moves to st. james park. >> with such a diverse population here, we've already seen a lot of different team colors floating around at lunch breaks and to have everyone come

together as a community in a park environment for free is something we try to encourage. >> fans will watch the game on a giant 10-foot by 20-foot l.e.d. screen and after the games people can stick around to watch movies in the park. today they will play "bend it like beckham." the screen is up at san francisco civic center plaza. they will show games today and monday when the u.s. plays ghana, and tuesday when mexico plays brazil. they will also show the other u.s. games. of course, abc7 is the only place to watch the world cup live today. columbia and greece at 8:30. you're gray and costa rica at 11:30. don't miss a moment of the world cup with watch abc. they will let you see the matches on your smartphone, tablet and computer. >> what a gift to all the fathers out there. world cup today and tomorrow and golf. what a blessing. >> if you are going to venture outside. beautiful weather. in fact, the warmest day is today. here's why. take a look. no fog out there from our sutro tower cam. nice and sunny.

if you want to head to the beach and get sun, today would be the day. return to the on shore push tomorrow. we have your full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also next, forget smartphones. there are now smart mugs. the new device that lets you know what you are drinking and what the drink is doing to your body. and a new dig for dogs and cats who are getting cozy in san francisco but they are also looking for a new home.

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nfl hall of famer chuck nolls died friday night. nolls won four super bowl titles with the pittsburgh steelers. the legendary coach led the steelers to four super bowl victories over six seasons from 1975 to 1980. his 16-8 record in postseason play is one of the best. he's the only one to win it four times. noll was 82 years old. the afghans have made their picks in the presidential runoff. it's between the former foreign minister and former finance minister. security was tight ahead of voting, conducting check points and searching cars after the taliban wanted people to stay away from the polls. the next president will succeed hami karzai and preside over troops by the end of the year. happy birthday to the queen. today the u.k. is celebrating queen elizabeth's 88th birthday. ♪

and this morning brits celebrated the royals with a parade followed by a flyover over buckingham palace. although her actual birthday is is in april, it's been tradition to celebrate it on a saturday in june due to better weather. how many calories are in a cappuccino or latte? johnathan bloom tells us about a futuristic new product to unavailable the mystery of what you drink. >> in a tiny lab of a ground floor of a san francisco office building, someone is pouring a beer. never mind it's friday afternoon. this is for research. >> heineken. >> you are looking at an early prototype of vessel. >> vessel is a cup that automatically knows what is inside. >> when finished the cup will look like this model, made with the help of a designer. >> we want to integrate it

something that is very natural. >> it recharges in a saucer and displace nutrition data on the outside. >> beverages are the unnoticed source of calories in our diet. >> it can tell what is poured in and how much of did you actually drink to keep a running total of what you put in your body. >> 217 calories. we have caffeine, 100 cal grams. it tracks metric and sugar and an app called prime that tracks your hydration. >> so you are not overhydrated or underhydrated. it's just right. >> how does it work? that remains a mystery. >> they are secret about it. they didn't even want to die divulge it to some investors. >> she said it's made by smart people who know a thing or two about secrecy. >> the team behind it in terms of engineering is really strong, including former apple people. >> but we can take clues from other products. these are hand-held scanners that use infrared light to read

a food's preprogrammed fingerprint. they have raised over $2.7 million on kickstarter. >> they are doing it in the name of science and discovery and mapping out the physical world. i think vessel wants to be a consumer product. >> so they made it simple. you poor, you drink, it does the math. how about another beer? in san francisco, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> a garon tv no questions asked is being offered in return for the safe return of a stolen guinea pig in san jose. it appears a group of teenagers swiped her from her display at jenne's pet shop on saturday. jenne came to the shop along with her companion rose after being rescued by a local animal shelter. one teen mentioned about breeding jenne with a similar looking guinea pig. >> jenne is an older guinea pig. if they try to breed her, she's probably not going to make it through delivery of the babies. her and the babies will probably

die. >> the folks at jenne's urge the people to drop her off at any pet shop or a veterinarian's office. there is a bigger and brighter new cat rooms. adoption fees for animals older than five months will be waved through monday. they hope the new facility complete with more updated adoption stations will help them find new homes for 10,000 animals by 2024. a perfect gift for dad, right? >> i don't know about that, usually the perfect gift for the kids and then dad ends up with it. >> that's right. taking care of it. >> but the forecast today if you like it warmer or cooler we have both in the forecast for the weekend. starting off with the fog-free conditions. atypical for june where we are usually pretty cloudy.

getting back to more of an on shore push tomorrow. enjoy the sunshine this morning in san jose with temperatures a little warmer than we were yesterday at this hour. 57 in san carlos. good morning morgan hill. 51. but at the coast we are in the 40s. cool half moon bay. in fact, significantly cooler this morning compared to yesterday. just there though. east bay hills plenty of sunshine out there. and once again today the warmest numbers will be well east as we settle into some upper 80s, perhaps 90s here. concord and livermore. right now 55 livermore. and napa dropping through the mid-40s. novato 52 and the exploratorium camera nice-looking view as we look for the warming trend to continue today. nice weather tomorrow. a little bit of a cool down with the fog and the on shore flow picking up. we will look for a cooler start as that continues into monday and tuesday. but after that things will begin to warm again as we close in on summer. here's a look at our pacific satellite picture.

mild to warm conditions today. the result of the high pressure building into the eastern pacific. but the low pressure drops south out of the gulf of alaska. that will allow for some cooling tomorrow. today the marine layer allows for clouds along the monterey coast. they were clear and a few around the san mateo coast but the see breeze picks up tomorrow. we see it here as we look at the week ahead. by tomorrow you will notice the drop. look what happens monday and tuesday. how about a comfortable day in the mid-70s for monday? then we are back to warmer than average conditions or around average in some neighborhoods wednesday and thursday. it should be a pretty summer-like day today in san jose, as well, as highs reach the mid-80s. dropping tomorrow. mid-70s for monday and back to the mid-80s by the end of next week. so today around the south bay look for around 82 in santa clara. upper 80s in los gatos and gilroy 90. 75 santa cruz with upper 70s to

the low 80s here. pretty nice-looking afternoon around menlo park and lassal toes. along the coast a few taps of clouds. san francisco warming to the low 70s today. a few high clouds. you mainly notice those in the north bay from marin to napa. and near east bay look for 77 oakland. san leandro about 80 fremont. 81 castro valley with 91 brentwood and 87 concord. the accuweather forecast, today very much like yesterday. warm inland, and cooler tomorrow for father's day. monday and tuesday beginning to recover by midweek. so the cool down coming monday and tuesday. wednesday, thursday and friday we are warming up and it should be a nice summer spread around here. we will let you know how warm it will take my bicycle your community by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter at live doppler 7hd. going up and then going down. >> just a week away from our official start to summer. pretty cool. thank you, lisa. next, where where you can see ae

plant in full bloom. it happens so infrequently, there's hardly any literature written about it.

>> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up on "good morning america." good morning, dan. >> good morning to you.

we have new concerns about the spread of a virus carried by mosquitoes called chicken gunya. it's showing up in rhode island for the first time. there's no known cure or treatment for it so we will tell but the symptoms you should be looking for. also a homecoming steeped in controversy. sergeant bowe bergdahl waking up on american soil for the first time in five years this morning. so why won't he see his parents? more on the rather puzzling relationship. and did miss usa lie about a key part of her life? why she's under scrutiny this morning and why she insists she hasn't broken any rules. and dispatchers from brazil. gma taking to you the center of the soccer universe where there's an intense outbreak of world cup fever. we have the local flavor, the massive celebrations and one enormous upset live from rio this morning. a busy saturday morning. back to you, sir. >> looks so beautiful down there in brazil.

thanks a lot, dan. >> is poachers are targeting california's redwood trees. they are cutting off the knobby part on the trunk. the tree can live without them, but it becomes harder for new generations of redwoods to grow. burrows can be worth thousands, and some cases tens of thousands. they are used to make expensive furniture. this week authorities arrested two poachers. however, the problem since all wait into oregon. now some are pushing for old logging trails to be closed to help police the forests. >> wine tasting may soon be allowed at some farmers markets in california. they have been selling some bottles in markets for a while but they have not been allowed to give out samples. the state senate is attempting to change that. shoppers could get to try before

they buy. no more than 3 ounces per taste under the law. >> summer market experience is one people really enjoy getting the sample of wonderful produce this we grow here in california. and wine is an extension of that. >> the bill will be heard by the senate appropriations committee next. nine states already allow wine tasting at certified farmers market. a rare plant at the u.c. botanical garden is going to shoot a giant bloom up to 30 feet high with flowers. the rare plant has only bloomed twice while in captivity. the 24-year-old plant is necessary he willed in strawberry canyon above u. y. berkeley. it blooms so rarely there's hardly any literature written about it. can you visit the garden if you want to take a look. you can't put a price on fathers but you can put a price on all the great things he does. typical jobs like mowing the lawn are worth about $24,000. but dad's value is no match for moms. their tasks around the house are valued at nearly $63,000.

by the way, father's day is actually the smallest of all the american gift giving holidays. total spending is about $12.5 billion. that's $7 billion less than mother's day spending. we know where our bread is buttered for sure. up next on the abc7 saturday morning news, celebrating dads. what president obama is encouraging dads to do this father's day weekend. and the bay area program giving young soccer fans a shot at their dream.

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>> good morning. we are starting with a look the your accuweather forecast. here's lisa. >> all right. 56 in san jose and 51 morgan hill. we have a cool 46 in half moon bay with mid-60s from oakland to san francisco. nothing in the way of fog immediately around the bay area, but there is fog along monterey and a few higher clouds moving into the bay today. but still today will be the warmer day of the weekend. high temperatures in the north bay into the upper 80s, as well as our east bay valleys. maybe a 90 there. mid-80s san jose. breezy winds with sunshine at

our coast. changes arrive as soon as late tonight. i'll have the full forecast coming up. matt. >> thank you, lisa. developing news out of marin county where a search is underway tore a 9-year-old girl visiting from new mexico. she's been missing since yesterday. the girl's family is staying at the park just west of wood ache acre. authorities say ida rothschild was last seen at her family's campsite around noon. members of the california conversation corps spread out yesterday to search for the child. search dogs were brought in to track her scent. >> somebody has to find her. i know her parents are devastated by the situation. >> i can't imagine if it was my daughter. it's a scary moment. >> they are focusing on a four mile area around the camp and the creek. >> knew this morning, fire crews quickly extinguished a fire after two mini advance crashed into each other and burst into flames in san show. it happened this morning.

authorities say the mini advance were traveling at low speeds when they collided with each other. the video came from firefighters. crews were able to go the fires out in about 20 minutes. no injuries reported. president obama will in southern california today where he will deliver the commencement address at u.c. irvine. the president and first lady arrived in palm springs yesterday evening. they will also attend a democratic national committee event in orange county. they will remain in california over the weekend and return to washington on monday. president obama is urging fathers to get more involved in their kids' lives and to serve as mentors for children who don't have fathers around. president obama is reflecting on father's day in his weekly radio and internet address. he said he knows how important dads are because his own father was absent. he says he tries to be the father and husband he did not have growing up. >> taking responsibility for being a great parent or mentor is a choice that we as

individuals have to make. no government program can ever take the place of a parent's love. still, as a country there are ways we can help support dads and moms who make that choice. that's why earlier this week we brought working dads from across america to the white house to talk about the challenges they face and in a few weeks i will hold the first ever working white house family summit. >> president obama recorded the address at the white house before departing yesterday for california. voters in oakland could be considering dueling measures to raise the minimum wage. yesterday a group comprised of the chamber of commerce, business groups and other groups introduced a plan to gradually increase it over three years bringing to to $13 in 2017. it is far less generous than a union-backed proposal that has already qualified for the ballot that would increase the rate

and guarantees five sick days for all workers. >> there are immense social costs to poverty in oakland. these costs are unnecessary, and quite frankly, they are cruel. >> if either measure passes, oakland would have one of the highest minimum wages in the nation. this week san francisco city leaders announced a similar ballot measure that would increase their minimum wage to $15 an hour beginning in 2018. happening today oakland leaders will hold a town hall meeting to address public safety. it's one in a series of meetings to address public safety. the mayor and police chief and a councilman will be on hand to discuss crime reduction, schools, employment and other opportunities. today's meeting gets underway at 10:00 at the north oakland senior center. happening today, supporters of the nation's oldest black bookstore will hold a march and rally demanding the property's new owners return the store's contents and sell the store back

to the community. marcus books was sold last month. today's rally and march gets underway at 1:00 p.m. san francisco is still in the running to be a potential host of the 2024 summer olympics. the u.s. olympic committee is considering san francisco, boston, los angeles and washington, d.c. for a possible u.s. bid. >> the thing about the olympics is it's a wonderful international event that has a chance for the city and the community to share its international values and value system. so we look forward to the idea of lots of groups from the region and see when we can come up with. >> he has been a part of the past efforts to win the game. they will make a bid for the 2017 games. the international olympic committee will make a decision in 2017. and some say they are thrilled by the united states expression of support for san francisco. happening today, u.s. soccer

star brandy will speak it he commencement at santa clara university. he's a former bronco and will discuss how her education at santa clara university led her to a service-oriented life. she's a co-founder of the bay area women's sports initiative, a how nonprofit that connects high school and college athletes to younger girls and encourages them to be activity and healthy. the commencement gets underway this morning. the young latino soccer fans in the bay area get a chance to play thanks to an organization that holds open tryouts around the country and is looking for the next star. >> dreams don't always come just when you are sleeping, sometimes they take place on big, grassy fields. realizing your dreams of becoming a professional soccer player or even a player on a national team in the world cup takes help. the regular soccer system in the bay area and across the nation is you have to pay it play. the better you are, the more it costs. but sometimes the best players don't have the money to play. that's where this organization comes in. >> the program is designed to

attract hispanic kids from all over the country and give them an opportunity to show their skills as soccer players, advance their soccer career and their educational career through it. >> the san francisco based organization says the open trial system all over the country is merit based. it takes no money to attend. this is video from one of their events. scouts from the professional college and u.s. and national mexican teams look for standout players. 31 kids from the program have gone pro, 12 playing for national teams. >> i got called up to go to the dallas cup, and after that i wanted to go and try to go pro and then they gave me the opportunity to go try out a couple teams in mexico. it was a very great experience. >> diago didn't get signed by a team but his dream is still alive. the world cup in brazil is a big incentive for the young players. brad thinks at least one of the program's players will make it to the world cup in 2018. who knows, one day his 13-year-old brother may be a national hero.

>> i would like to become professional one day. >> where would you like the tryouts to be? >> anywhere. to play soccer professionally, it would be great. >> the next trial is in denver this weekend. they are holding a tryout at morgan hill in august. for more information on the trial go to our website abc7news.com. abc7 news is the only place to watch the world cup live today. you can watch columbia and greece at 8:30 and uraguay and costa rica at 11:30 and tomorrow two more games, switzerland and ecuador. don't miss a moment with watch abc. still ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news, the federal government's auction of almost 30,000 bit coins. why it could be a major blow for the digital currency. and here's a live look outside from our abc7 broadcast center roof camera. you see the american flag out

there. of course, the american flag is always flown here in san francisco, but today is special. it's flag day. it honors the men and women who carried the flag into battle. time now

we all know we aren't supposed to text while driving but how many people break the law? according to a new study by the center of disease control and prevention, 49% of teen drivers have admitted to texting behind the wheel in the next month and 51% admitted to talking on the phone while driving. currently there's no national ban on texting or using the phone while driving, but many states, like california, require hands-free devices. using the cell phone while driving makes you 23 times more likely to crash. researchers say abbreviations in texting for words like great, before, tonight and wonderful make kids think about language phonetically. these abbreviations require children to sound out spellings that can actually help them from learning and writing words. the only group that showed a negative impact were young adults but researchers say that could be due to their intellectual ability. we will talk about the weather. things are look pretty good for the weekend. >> yes, just look outside.

we are seeing plenty of sunshine. here's a look at emeryville right now. it's a beautiful start to the weekend with plenty of sunshine. today will be the warmer day out of the two so father's day a bit of a cool down that does extend into the early part of the work week. the full forecast in just a few minutes. >> also next, serge row romo gets rocked by the

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s. >> the government doesn't make it or control it, but they are inviting you to bid on bit coin. david louie looks into who might buy them. >> 'thousands of bit coin were seized by the fbi when it shut down silk road, an online site suspected at illegal drug sales. they are valued at over $17 million. the value fluctuates based on demand. an auction of 30,000 is bound to impact its price. bit coin reached they highest price this month back on june 3rd hitting $665. but this week it lost 3% on wednesday and then 7% before making a small comeback. so who will step up and buy them? >> silk road and everything that happened with that, it kind of lost its legitimacy. >> because it was used for something like that, it will scare off people. i think they have other reasons to be interested in bit coin. >> such as having a currency

that governments can't devalue or be manipulated by fiscal policy. people can buy and sell them at atms, like this one installed in mountain view earlier this year. but the u.s. marshal is requiring a $200,000 deposit to bid at the auction. investors are likely to be large-scale investors. >> now that it's been carried on bloomberg and it's recently made google finance pages, and institutional investors are now willing to invest in it. a purchase of that size will probably go to someone who has a few million dollars to buy a bulk of it at once. >> the future of bit coin might also get a boost from the government auction. this man, chief operating officer are an app to help people trade in bit coin. >> i think it will help the credibility of bit coin. if the u.s. marshal feel it's a commodity auctioning off, they feel there is value to it. >> the online auction will be conducted online on the u.s. marshal's website two weeks from now. in san jose, abc7 news.

>> we are goalie with some pretty nice temperatures here. last saturday, full saturday of spring. >> that's right. good for you. we are ushering in the summer solstice. that's next saturday. today a beautiful day feeling like summer and the changes will i rife tomorrow. so you know how that goes. every couple of days we will switch it up for you. yesterday we warmed up and as a result starting out with a slightly warmer atmosphere for most and the fog-free conditions. but the on shore push will be back late tonight. san jose right now with sunny conditions. it is in the mid-50s for you. 57 on the peninsula with 51 morgan hill and 54 oakland, san francisco and the cool spot is along the coast half moon bay in the mid-40s. so from the east bay hills camera, sunny conditions and a nice-looking start in concord at 56 degrees. 55 in livermore with another cool 40-degree temperature up in napa. 46 for you. 51 in santa rosa.

the exploratorium camera, nice bonus getting up early. you get to see the beautiful sunrise and we will look for the warming trend today. the nice weather continues except we will be cooling off about 5 degrees throughout the bay. tomorrow the on shore flow picks up. waking up to some fog not only tomorrow but that does extend into the upcoming work week will the cool down will take us through most of the beginning of the week. so here's the pacific satellite picture. high pressure is building into the eastern pacific and that brings the mild to warm conditions today. it will remain breezy at the coast. but at least we will have the sunshine today. some of those gusty winds for sure. then tomorrow we will get into the cooling with that stronger on shore push and perhaps waking up to patchy low clouds and fog around the coast. so we will look for plenty of sunshine and the 90s returning for sacramento and chico. high clouds will visit parts of the bay area throughout the afternoon. so you will notice that in parts of the north bay and east bay.

but notice the mid-90s in fresno. 77 los angeles. and looking at plenty of activities with great weather. in fact, the san mateo county fair today with temperatures in the mid-70 #* 70s by about 3:00. we will have a nice breeze around. the breeze picks up tomorrow for the cooler afternoon. mainly a sunny day for you. we will be looking at the high clouds still around for plenty of warming. richmond 80 today. 77 oakland, san mateo 79 with 81 palo alto. and a few clouds along the coast. perhaps around half moon bay. but still pretty mild out there. we will look for the temperatures to warm quickly for the afternoon at at&t park with the upper 60s. the sea breeze keeps it in the mid-60s. and in oakland should be nice at 7:00. 67. sun setting at 8:33. getting into the long days now. the accuweather seven-day forecast father's day about 5 degrees cooler for most and

monday and tuesday still very pleasant, low to mid-80s inland and low to mid-70s around the bay, 60s coast and we look for the warming trend for the middle and end of next week. so it should be very nice out there today. definitely warm inland, though. >> yeah, pleasant. that's a good word for the last week of spring. thank you, lisa. in sports this morning, los angeles kings fans are celebrating the team's second stanley cup. they celebrated peacefully on the streets outside staples center after the kings beat the rangers in double overtime. lapd shut down the surrounding streets and exits to keep fans from celebrating in the area. a victory parade will be held on monday. here's rick with the highlights of the thrilling game in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the los angeles kings were trying to claim their second stanley cup title in three years last night, but the rangers would not go down without a fight. up three games to one, the kings were back on home ice. at the end of the second period, brian boyle puts new york on top with the short-handed goal. he goes top shelf beating jonathan quick.

the kings come back in the third. marian gaborik goes through the legs of goalie henrik lundqvist and it's tied at 2 a piece. finally with 5:17 left in double overtime, the kings on the 3-2 breakout. and alec martinez puts in the rebound. l.a. wins 3-2, despite 48 saves by lundqvist. future hall of famer derek jeter is making his final regular season appearance in oakland. he was met with boos and cheers. he went 2 for 4. a's starter sunny gray gave up two runs in the first. the throw home not in time to get brent gardner. new york tacked on another run in the second. >> gardner drops one to the left. in comes brian roberts. the yankees go on to blank oakland 7-0. david phelps and two relievers combine for a two-hitter. >> despite this guy's outfit, the tigers were not at at&t

park. they were tied 2-2 in the fifth. buster posey scores to make it 3-2. but sergio romo could not provision the two-run lead in the ninth. the soft single to center drives in a pair. the rockies score five times in the ninth and stun the giants 7-4. four years ago in south africa spain got by the netherlands 1-0 to capture the world cup. yesterday the dutch had a chance to get revenge. we go to salvador, brazil for the long-awaited match. the spaniards strike first. 27th minute, a foul in the box. the penalty kick and he buries it in the back of the net. the dutch tie it newspaper the 44th minute. he launches himself and scores with that header. the netherlands would break it open and win 5-1. argen robin with the fancy footwork. both robin and van percy had a pair of goals. it's spain's worst world cup defeat since 1950.

>> playing in the rain, mexico took on cameroon in a group a match-up. mexico breaks through in the 61st minute. that would be the only goal and mexico wins. in group b action chile versus australia. up 2-1. in the 92nd minute of time. the shot blocked, but fired from the top of the box to seal the deal. chile wins 3-1. they sit atop group b with the netherlands. they are halfway through the u.s. open at pinehurst. phil mickelson, in search of his first u.s. open victory, will not get it this year. he's 3 over par. the leader is 130 after two rounds. he now leads by six. i'm rick kwan.

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san francisco will celebrate all things italian as it kicks off it's north beach festival. now in its 60th year, north beach festival will feature two days of free entertainment, live music and 150 booths offering arts, crafts, food and beverages. the national blessing of the animals he shrine will take place. it will be in the little italy district in the north beach district between ten and six today and tomorrow. it will be nice today, right? >> yes, it will be nice today. we will still keep the breeze at the coast. if you are headed there, grab the jacket. in the 60s. it will be pretty mild around the bay, upper 70s in oakland. and upper 60s returning to near 90 inland in the accuweather seven-day forecast. the cool down with a push tomorrow on father's day. that continues through the early part of the week and then we are warming up again. the warmest day today out there. >> looking good. thank you, lisa, and thank you

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