live from the kgo broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. let's start with a quick look at your accuweather forecast. good morning, lisa. >> live doppler 7 hg, nice and clear to start out this saturday morning. we'll see plenty of sunshine. right now it's a beautiful start to your saturday with 59. n napo has come up seven degrees. livermore and concorde already in the low 60s. by the delta in the upper 60s.

so we are on our way to a warm afternoon with temperatures well into the 70s inland by noontime. by the afternoon we'll see some upper 80s. maybe even a 90-degree reading with mid and upper 70s around the bay. the coast will stay cool. return to onshore push tonight that leads us into a cooler couple of days for the upcoming workweek. we'll have that in a few minutes. matt? >> thank you, lisa. developing news at a marin county where search continues this morn for a 9-year-old girl visiting from new mexico. ida rothschild has been missing since yesterday. the girl's family was camping at samuel p. taylor state park when ida vanished just after noon. we're joined now by lieutenant pittman over the phone with the sheriff's office. good morning, lieutenant. >> good morning. >> if you could just update us on what's taken place so far this morning and what the search plans are for today. >> well, as you may know, our search efforts never ceased

overnight. we continued to have over 100 personnel actively searching throughout the area out here near samuel p. taylor state park. this morning we're anticipating the arrival of upwards and over 120, maybe up to 160 additional new fresh searchers to join our efforts out here today in searching for ida. obviously with that number of people we're going to be able to expand our efforts even beyond the state park boundaries out here. in addition to that we're going to go back and go over some of the locations that we've already hit, but in a situation like this, we don't want to leave any stone unturned. >> yeah. we are getting an idea of is t. video we're returning over you right now, shows some of the terrain out there. what are some of the chal lechl you face there? >> the biggest challenge is samuel p. taylor state park is known -- it's a dense, thick, wooded redwood grow. there are a lot of nooks and crannies throughout this area where someone might become lost

or in this case we just can't see the person. so it takes a lot, a number of searchers to conduct really tight, what we refer to as grid searches, looking behind logs, trees, bushes, that's the greatest difficulty that we're running into. the best part about this search is the amount of -- i want to say cooperation, but so many people are stepping forward in helping in the search effort today. >> now, are you -- is this a search for a lost child or is there the possibility that foul play could be involved in this? >> well, it's a situation where we hope this is the search for a lost child, as sad as that may be on its own. however, obviously from the onset, unfortunately, not just us here in marin county, but we always look t eight from every angle in case there is something that isn't very clear and apparent to us, you know, good law enforcement, we assume the worse and give our direction by that.

of course, you know, the big focus you see out here is the fact that we have so many searchers who are actively searching the woods and terrain surrounding us. behind the scenes we called in a team of detectives from the marin county sheriff's office who are working with other state and federal agencies, conducting more of a thorough, deep investigation into the background and the activities of the family before and during and even after the child was reported missing. obviously we're looking into those people who are out here staying in the camp ground at the time and not to label any one of these people as being anything than potential witnesses in our investigation. >> all right, lieutenant doug pittman from the marin county sheriff's department, saying 120 to 160 fresh searchers will be out there today. thank you for being with us. >> you're welcome. thank you for your help. all right. in other news this morning, amtrak service through richmond is back on schedule after a train slammed into a tractor trailer.

the accident happened two miles north of the richmond station just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. truck entered the trackway before the crossing lines went down. the driver was not able to get out of the train's path in time. he was not hurt. 131 people who were on board the san joaquin train was okay, too. fire crews had to put out a fire after two minivans crashed into each other and burst into each other in san jose. it was in the willow glen neighborhood. this is video from firefighters. authorities say the minivans were traveling at low speeds when they collided with each other. crews were able to get the fire out in about 20 minutes. no injuries were reported. a fast moving wildfire led to evacuations and tense moments in san rafael. >> okay. they're coming. they're coming. mark. >> one frustrated resident was arrested yesterday afternoon after he threw his car keys at firefighters demanding they save his burning home.

homeowners wooden deck was lost but the house was saved. 100 firefighters did battle and managed to contain the 12-acre fire nur the mobile home park. a close call for firefighters in san jose where crews stopped a grass fire from burning a home an emberes sparked an awning at a house. you can see firefighters there 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. new fire station 7 on huntwood avenue will replace a deteriorating structure served as the home of one of the city's busiest fire stations for years. new health clinic will be located on the grounds. today's ground breaking ceremonies get under way at noon on huntwood avenue. a dog walker is facing an lal abuse, left eight dogs in a van and went shopping at the mall. alert shopper found the dogs inside the unattended vab at the stones galleria parking lot in san francisco yesterday. she took these photos and shared them with abc 7 news.

the woman called authorities outraged that someone would do such a thing and worried the dogs were in danger. >> she gets paid for her job. and, you know, finish your job. take your clients back and go shop 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 is ready to use the military. for the families of so many civilian contractors working in iraq, there is a very worrisome time. nbc 7 news reporter has more. >> reporter: militants calling themselves the islamic fate in iraq and syria, or isis, posted propaganda video showing their fighters celebrating the capture of tanks used by the iraqi military. fighters pushed south taking over tikrit and moves towards balad on towards baghdad.

united states contractors had been trying to get out of danger for days. >> my brother said that this is all commercial flights that the company was trying to get, but they're basically unable to find any commercial or any private company willing to fly there. >> reporter: mitchell mccann has been in close contact with his brother michael, firefighter and private contractor with a company. hes says there has been no u.s. military support there so michael resorted to social media to focus more attention on their plight. he started a twitter #belad600, a reference to the number of u.s. contractors reportedry stranded there. michael made it to baghdad but communications hit another problem there. >> well, he was in ballad, 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. >> reporter: right now michael is on his way to dubai but it's not yet clear if all 600 contractors have made it out of the danger zone.

the next story you will only see here. neighbors in san francisco is fed up with raw stew wanlg flooding their home in the city doing nothing about it. five homes have had sewage problems since 2009. they pay $20,000 each to replace floors, wallings, ceilings, and furniture. >> i'm standing here bailing away. i'm in there and bailing away. you know, i'm getting water up to like here, whatever. 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 underneath the street. the city's own records indicate a defect in the sewer line. the party starts early this morning. organizers spent yesterday setting up in plaza at 7:30 half

hour before the first game. they hope as many as 2,000 fans will come out this weekend and expect more next weekend when the watch parties move to st. james park. >> we have such a diverse population here, we've already seen a lot of different team colors floating around during lunch break. and to have everyone come together in a community in a park environment for free is just something that we really try to encourage. >> fans will watch the game on a giant ten foot by 20-foot led screen. after the game they can stick around to watch movies in the park. today they are playing "bend it like beckham." tuesday members a plays brazil. also show the other u.s. games. abc 7 is the only place to watch the world cup live today. you can watch colombia and greece at 8:30. followed by uruguay and costa rica at 11:30. watch the matches on your smartphone, tablet, or computer. still ahead, a big

celebration for queen elizabeth ii. why she was being honored in london two months after her actual birthday. and here's a one-eyed look from santa cruz. beautiful morning out there. you've got the volleyball nets all set up for the mid to upper 70s. going to be great. lisa will have your full forecast in a few minutes.

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league history. he retired in 1991 and was inducted into the hall of fame two years later. he was the only coach to twin super bowl four times. noll was 82 years old. afghans took to the polls this morning to make their pick in the country's presidential runo runoff. runoff is between afghanistan's former foreign minister and for written finance minister. security was tightened ahead of voting with security checkpoints and searching cars after the taliban warned people to stay away from the polls. afghanistan's next president will succeed hamid karzai and provide over the withdrawal of troops at the end of the year. new this morning, happy birthday to the queen. today the uk is celebrating queen elizabeth's 88th birthday. ♪ this morning brit celebrated the royal with a parade followed by a flyover above buckingham palace. although queen elizabeth's birthday is in april it has long been the ptradition to celebrat

in a saturday in june due to more favorable weather. we have very favorable weather this weekend and for the fathers out there. >> that's right. a few changes for father's day but right now, boy, it's nice and sunny out there. it has been all morning long. live from east bay hills, we've got plenty of 60s in our east bay valley. so we'll enjoy this all day long. and some subtle changes for the second half of your weekend. have your full forecast in just a few minutes. also next, celebrating dads, what president obama is encouraging dads to do this father's day weekend.

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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 knows how important fathers are because his own father is absent. he tries to be the husband and father he didn't have growing up. >> it's 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'll hold the first ever white house working family summit. >> the president obama recorded the address at the white house before departing yesterday for california. here's a live look right now of air force one there in palm springs at the international airport. it's about to take off to deliver the commencement address at uc irvine today. they arrived in palm springs yesterday evening. the president's commencement address will come after a scheduled appearance at a democratic national committee event in orange county. president and first lady will remain in california through the weekend and will return to washington on monday. happening today, u.s. soccer star brandy chastain will speak at can a clara university's commencements. she'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 women's sports initiative, non-profit that connects high school and

college athletes with younger girls and encourages them to be active and healthy. the commencement gets under way shortly at 8:30 at buck shaw stadium in santa clara. i was over there on thursday. got to see them working on the preparations and the celebrations leading up to today. looks like today will be nice there in santa clara. >> plenty of 80s. we'll look for the warmest day of the weekend to be today. probably notice the on sense of fog. that's because yesterday we had a warm-up and the morning we are still reaping the benefits of that dryer and slightly warmer atmosphere. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd trying to find any bit of fog i can to show you. there's just a little bit here around watsonville. so a look outside from our tower camera. you can see the waves there at ocean beach and it will be breezy once again. so the onshore flow continues today. it's going to strengthen tomorrow. look at the numbers right now. we are well into the 60s on the

peninsula, the south bay. morgan hill started out really cool. right now 60 for you. half-moon bay has come up nearly a dozen degrees from your overnight low in the 40s. here's a look at santa cruz. it looks nice and quiet. by the afternoon, upper 70s. plenty of sunshine and it will be a beautiful day at the boardwalk. 61 in livermore. 62 in santa rosa. upper 60s by the delta. that sea breeze, your delta breeze kind of shut off today. it returns tomorrow. lake tahoe with the clear conditions, 40s and 50s. by the afternoon we'll see sunshine and low 70s for you. in the sierra nevada. fine weather continues for father's day with one caveat, we'll see a stronger onshore push. that will bring the numbers down a few degrees. if you're at the coast you will notice that more so. but everyone should see a cooler trend as we start the workweek. once again, trying to look for the fog. here's the cloud pattern. we do have that northwesterly flow throughout the day today. the beaches will remain cool.

the fog scoured away. tomorrow, though, a bit of a different story. so today with plenty of mid 80s around the bay, above average for you in santa clara. 82. upper 80s, mid 80s for cupertino. 90 though in gilroy. and on the peninsula, look for low 80s today. 81 in palo alto. 82 in mountain view. mid and upper 60s with breezy winds in the coast. in the city, warming through the low 70s today. at the beaches, plenty of 60s. in the north bay a few afternoon high clouds, maybe some of those in the east bay as well. but still on the warm side with 86 in santa rosa. you go further north, clover dale. 83 in vallejo. east bay, pleasant, upper 70s. concorde today, low 80s for hercul hercules, fremont about 80 and heading inland with numbers in the upper 80s to near 90. a warm one with all those reds and oranges, even a bit of a

cooldown though on tap in the days ahead. but for the game today, looks like it's going to be a very nice afternoon. temperatures quickly climbing but then with that sea breeze quicking in, kind of stabilize into the 60s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler father's day on the order of about five degrees bay and inland and then the coolest day of the week should be monday with a turn around on tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, warmer for sure inland and around the bay with still those 60s and special sea breeze at the coast to moderate sea breeze. let you know how warm it's going to be in your community and keep a track of bay area weather on twitter at live doppler 7 hd. there's never a gentle sea breeze at the coast. i stand corrected. as and yankees play tonight. >> starting out in the upper 60s. mild at 7:00. >> catch your last glimpse of derek jeter. next, the san francisco tradition, the big festival going on this weekend in the city's north beach n

here are the winning numbers from last week $66 million draw. ticket purchase in michigan matched all six numbers but who cares about that, it's not here. it's now reset. happening today, san francisco will celebrate all things italian as it kicks off the north beach festival. now in 60th year the north beach festival will feature two days

of free entertainment, live music and 150 booths offering arts, crafts, food and beverages. annual blessing of the animals of the national shrine will take place between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. it all goes down in the city's little italy neighborhood located in the north beach district from 10:00 to 6:00 today. and tomorrow things are looking good today. >> beautiful out there with temperatures in the low 70s. already tons of sunshine. if few afternoon high clouds today for upper 80s in concorde. 84 in san jose. mid 80s in napa. still have that sea breeze at the coast keeping temperatures there in the 60s. a stronger onshore push tomorrow. more fog will cool us back a bit for father's day. upper 70s to mid 80s around the bay and inland. the cooldown continues for the first part of the week. >> yeah, our last week of spring. all right. thank you so much, lisa. thank you for joining us on the "abc 7 saturday morning news." we're off early because of world cup soccer. abc 7 is the only place to watch it today. next, colombia and greece at 8:30 followed by uruguay and

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