the life changing >> a very relieved father, his daughter found safe after disappearing in the marin county wilderness for nearly 24 hours. good evening. i'm katie in for ama dates tonight. the girl was on a multi-state road trip with her family when she wandered away from their camp site in marin county. sergio is live in the newsroom with details. >> she had been missing a little less than 20 hours and in that time the sheriff's department says 9-year-old ida roth child covered lots of ground. two bicyclists discovered her two miles from where her family was camping. she spent much of the day sleeping after a very long night.

>> she spent hours in the dark forest alone, but eye do roth child is with her family. >> i am extremely grateful this father's day that i continue to have my wonderful daughter. >> they had been staying at a cabin for most of the day as space for the family to reset after the frantic search. this evening we saw them load into their mini-van and drive out of the park. ida was found in the morning by a pair of area bicyclists. they declined to be identified. the two women recently moved into the area. according to the marin county sheriff's department they decided to go on a morning ride to see if they might spot her and they both did. >> they saw and heard eye do calling for her mom up on the hillside just a short distance away. >> people from across northern california mobilized within hours to help in the search. by friday night more than 200 were combing through samuel taylor state park.

he said he and his family are thankful are so many people pitched in to help. >> i feel incredible gratitude gratitude -- the infrastructure that blossomed into the effort and brought our daughter home to us. >> the family was visiting the bay area from new mexico when eye do was -- when ida was reunited she wasn't phased about the whole ordeal. >> abc7 news. developing news from the sierra foothills. that's where a highway patrol officer and a federal police officer are recovering after being wounded in a shootout. it happened in a remote area near nevada city along the south yuba river. anthey don't d man fired at the chp officer and a ranger from the federal bureau of land management. >> the suspect and the officer were all wounded. at this point i don't have

confirmation that the officer was wounded by the gunfire. >> all three people #r expected to recover after being airlifted to a trauma center in the sacramento area. >> new at 11:00, a driver died after a car rammed into a pole in sonoma. it happened at arnold drive around 6:30 p.m. live wires fell down after the crash. firefighters had to wait about 45 minutes to reach the victim and that's because pg&e had to first turn off the power. new at 11:00, a woman walked away without injuries after smashing her car into a san francisco coffee shop. it was just before 9:00 that the woman drove her car into phil's coffee on barry street. the store closed an hour before the accident. phil himself showed up to check out the damage and talk to the woman. he told us he is just glad no one was hurt. a driver went to the hospital after getting into a crash a policend police car. it happened at 40th street and telegraph avenue around 10:00 this morning.

police say the officer was heading to back up another officer. the officer was not injured, but the other driver complained of some pain. a u.s. aircraft carrier is being moved from the northern arabian sea to the persian gulf as president obama considered possible military options for iraq. this as jihadists close in on baghdad. michelle franson has the latest. >> thousands across baghdad and southern iraq took up arms marching and waiving guns and flags. they answered an urgent call to defend their country against islamic militants. a group of fundamental lists who have over run the large parts of northern iraq and closing in on the capital. baghdad is bracing for an attack, but the fighters of the easy law america state of iraq and syria are known and the u.s. labeled them terrorists. the dramatic gains made by the jihadist fighters plunged iraq into the vicious sectarian

warfare with different ethnic and religious groups fighting each other. >> hundreds of thousands have fled their homes. refugee camps are over flowing and officials say the situation is grim. >> it is a very serious threat to the integrity of this country. >> the white house is on high alert. the pentagon officials are drawing up contingency plans to evacuate or protect some 5,000 american contractors working in iraq. president obama has ruled out any ground forces to shore up the be league erred government forces, but the other options are on the table including airstrikes and drone attacks. americans are watching warily. a decade of war in iraqthe the call of arms echoed by iran that is fighting the jihadists putting iran in the same boat and trying to help the crumbling iraqi government.

abc news, new york. >> the university of california system is urging students and staff who might be in iraq to evacuate. administrators at uc berkeley are trying to find out if anyone connected to the campus is in iraq. even though the uc study abroad program does not of oner programs in iraq, many staff and graduate students travel abroad independently during the summer. fans at the a's-yankees game got more than nine innings. they got a power outage. the the yanks were called off the field and play was stopped and everyone waited. >> another problem they had to deal with at the coliseum. power outages occur everywhere else. they have occurred at candlestick and super bowl. it is frustrating because you think that it wouldn't happen on a night like this with the media here and everything else. >> they did. 38 minutes later the lights

were back on. the a's issued a brief statement saying the problem was caused by a circuit breaker outage. it had to be reset manually in the left field tower. let's head to abc7 news meteorologist for a first check on weather and live doppler 7hd. >> good evening, everyone. live doppler 7hd is picking up clouds off the coast. clear in many inland locations right now. here is a view of the bay bridge . we hit some highs in the 90s. gilroy 91. livermore 90. concord 89. san jose 88. oakland 82 and even san francisco warmed up to 75y degrees. but things are changing. an on shore flow has temperatures quite a bit will coulder than 24 hours ago. and that is a hint of the father's day forecast, a little cool down. that is in the seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you, francis. new yorkers will have a taste of the hidden cash phenomenon.

$50 have been found in central park and brooklyn's prospect park. people were directed to the money by directions from the twitter account belonging to the bay area real estate investor. the next give away is tomorrow in chicago. still to come, world cup fever takes over the bay area. how you can get in on the action this weekend. plus a little girl undergoes a life saving transplant surgery at stanford hospital. and later a 3-year-old out to leave a fast-food restaurant. you won't believe the reason why. details when abc news at 11:00

reached the bay area. there were viewing parties galore with four matches wrapping up. lisa amin gulezian has more on

fan excitement. emotions can be worn on your sleeve or on your face. pride is beaming from so many on this first full day of weekend world cup play. >> you get to share in the passion together and you can hear everyone else cheering. >> civic center plaza was live as world cup live debuted on the big screen. they are hosting live parties throughout the month. >> we want people from every neighborhood and from tourists from all-around the world to come out and watch the most popular sport in the world altogether. >> and they did. england, italy and japan all had a strong san francisco showing. >> seeing the different cultures of the people from different areas, that's cool. >> there were even groups taking soki bumps together.

a place where some took the game against the ivory coast seriously and others did not. >> the thing that is special about the world cup is people from all over and some who aren't even sports fans can come and unite. >> i feel we are ready for this. >> i am chinese so china in the world cup, the next closest thing. >> the world cup runs until july 13th. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. a salinas teenager is one of those attending the match because of the make a wash foundation. they arranged for rueben rubio reyes and his father to watch two games next week. rubio reyes was diagnosed with leukemia when he was 15. >> you can watch switzerland and ecuador at 8:30 and

followed by france and honduras at 11:30. don't miss a moment of the world cup with watch abc which lets you view the matches on your smartphone, tablet or computer. an 11-year-old girl who lives in clayton received a heart and lung transplant at stanford. doctors finished the surgery about 45 minutes ago. the family of katie grace grobner posted this video. she suffers from a rare condition called pulmonary hyper tension spending years getting oxygen therapy and iv's getting okdz general. katie grace's family even sold their home in minnesota to live closer to her doctors at stanford. wishing her well of course. and the young man featured in this new video needs a bone marrow transplant to save his life. the asian american donor program pictured the clip on youtube. he suffers from leukemia.

michael luis co-stars in the video. many of you have answered the call and have seen stories about baylor on abc7 news. he leakily needs a donor who like him is of mixed european and asian heritage. abc7 news reporter dave rid luis gave back to the community tonight at the she gala fundraiser in burlingame. he was the co emcee of the self-help for the elderly 45th anniversary. the goal was to raise more than $450,000 to support social health, employment and educational services for the elderly in four bay area counties. awesome. good for david. it is a great cause. let's check out the forecast now. father's day is tomorrow. francis? >> it is going to cool down a little bit. live doppler 7hd is showing us clouds coming in from the coast. that well develop overnight. as we look live toward downtown san francisco you can still see a clear view, but it is 54 in san francisco and 57

in oakland and upper 50sin san carlos and san jose. morgan hill 63 and half moon bay is down to 50 degrees. looking from the exploratorium out toward the bay bridge, 54 and novato and still some 60s though in fairfield and in concord. this time from the east bay we are facing west. that's what you need to know. we will see the morning fog and low clouds make a come back along the coast. it is partially spilling into the bay. cooler for father's day. the coolest day next week. we have an area of high pressure and that allowed temperatures to warm up. we saw passing high clouds, but another area of low pressure is going to move in tomorrow bringing us cooler temperatures for father's day, and then that affects us on monday as well. here is how it plays out. just giving you an idea of the temperature friends. in san jose the average high is 80 and we will be close to average on sunday. lower onmon. climbing a bit back up midweek and then lowering again for next weekend.

that's what you can look forward to in many locations. overnight lows in the 50s. cooler in santa rosa at 50. cloverdale, 51 in half moon bay and cloudy as you notice all along the coast. even spreading inland tomorrow morning. we didn't see that much last night. it will be breezy along the coast. the temperatures in the 60s. 70s around the bay mid to low 80s inland tomorrow instead of the upper 80s to near 90. it will still be warm and come come -- comfortable in the south bay. 1e69 -- 79 in san jose. clouds making their way in from the coast. 77 in redwood city and pacifica and half moon bay in the low 60s. downtown san fransisco near the mid60s for the giants game as well tomorrow afternoon. but cloudy along the sunset district and daly city. we will see low 80s through santa rosa and calistoga and upper 70s from petaluma and

sap raphael. look are to the 70s in the east bay. very comfortable weather. 72 in oakland for the a's game tomorrow. inland numbers are warm, but i think you can bear the temperature because we will see 80 in walnut creek and mid80s through pittsburgh, antioch and brentwood. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast look for a cooler father's day. 70s around the bay and 60s along the coast. we really cool down into monday before we ramp things up immediate week as high pressure builds in and cooler next weekend. still enjoyable for everyone enjoying father's day. >> francis, thank you. now to sports. >> i thought you had a complaint. >> a little baseball for you. >> giants blow another 9th inning lead for the second straight night. we will hear from the clubhouse. the a's blowout a panel of lights in left field

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signing a ext 10-year extensionf the coliseum. he might rethink that. if it is not sewage problems it is lights out at o-dot-co. jeter and tory reunited. it is 2-0a's. nearly called up the short stop with two outs and run scores. then they stopped in the fourth. it wasn't stopped. the -- coco crisp scores and it is a 5-1 victory. bob melvin on the lights out win. >> mentally you have to stay with it. it is tough when you are sitting around that long.

it is cold and you go back out there and have to find that adrenaline again. it was impressive. maybe some carry over from friday the 13th the night before, i don't know. it did seem a little crazy. >> young giant fans getting to act like big leaguers. this young girl is coming around to score. giants down 3-1 and buster posey takes care of that. 9th of the year. three r.b.i and the game tied at three. giants up 4-3 in the 9th. runner on first and romo, second blown save in two nights. pagan takes a bad angle on the ball. inside the park home run. dash -- he thought he was safe and the replays were close. the umps called him out. giants lost five of the last six at home. 5-4 your final. >> i am in disbelief really that it happened. especially the way it went down.

baseball, that's all. baseball. >> there is nothing we can do. we have to come back tomorrow and win a ballgame. these things will happen sometimes in baseball. >> we will take a brief timeout. martin kymer tried to give away a six-stroke lead. anyone?

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under. he went from 400 to even par on a three-hole stretch. chipped over the green with his fourth shot. he had two bogies on the first four holes and gives them back with this uh prop. approach. he would eagle. birdie putt on 14 and if this isn't a struggle one rotation short. on 15 misses the short par putt and falls under seven. he birdies for two over 72. he will sleep a lot better with that finish. he will be tough to catch unless he unraffles on sunday -- unravels on on sunday. and they drill it between two -- three defenders. evening land counters and rooney sets up daniel and the celebration needs a little work. italy regains the lead. antonio can go across and

heads it in. italy wins it 2-1. in group d uruguay and costa rica 1-0. oscar duarte with an uh -- amazing header. costa rica not expected to win. 3-1 your final. japan and ivory coast and japan lead until the second half. that is using your head. a 1-1 game. he is so good he only needs one name, ivory coast wins it. and columbia beats greece 3-0. coming up late aer on this father's day eve we celebrate dad pants with jim harbaugh. it is worth the wait. see you then. i am wearing them right now. >> i am not looking. still to come, another flight diverted because of an out of control passenger. the new plan that would make those passengers pay big. and a little girl and her grandmother asked to leave a

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i'm katie in for ama. in tonight's headlines, a driver died after a car rammed into a pole in sonoma county. it happened at arnold drive. they had to wait for pg&e to turn off the power before they could reach the victim. another driver escaped injury after her car slammed into a coffee shop. it smash haded the front windows of phil's coffee at fourth and barry. and a 9-year-old girl is safe and back with her family after a massive search. she spent the night in the woods after getting lost at

samuel p taylor state park. two bicyclists found her two miles from her family's camp site. it has happened again. another unruly passenger pouring a packed flight to land. this time it was caught on camera. here is lyndsay janice on the growing number of unruly fliers and what can be done about it. >> a chaotic moment on this jetblue plane. an agitated passenger shouting and loping at this man -- lunging at this man who needed help to cuff him. listen again. you can hear the passenger's daughter pleading with him to stop. >> dad, stop it. dad, stop it. >> jetblue says the captain diverted the plane to detroit out of an abundance of caution. i passengers were forced to sit on the tarmac for two hours before taking off for las vegas. it is not clear what provoked the man to become unruly. abc news learned he was taken

by authorities to a local hospital. incidents have soared to more than 8200 worldwide last year, up from more than 5200 the year before. this flight had to make an emergency landing in atlanta. and this drunk passenger was so violent fellow passengers duct taped him to the seat. a veteran flight attendant said stress is pushing some passengers over the edge. >> i think the flights are so full now a days it really gets people worked up. getting through security and the fees involved with checking baggage and the hidden fees leads to people being a little more on edge when they fly now a days. >> and they are nowen urge cking airlines to -- encouraging airlines to go after them for the cost. as much as $200,000 for diverted flights.

>> there was another incident on on a jetblue flight, but it was the flight crew that was out of line. a flight attendant wouldn't allow her daughter to use the restroom and the result was in an accident on the seat. the captain announced he was returning to the gate because a noncompliant passenger was on board. jennifer was of on erred a $50 credit, but no -- offered a $50 credit but no apology. >> a woman says workers told her to leave because of her granddaughter's facial scars. victoria w lie shire suffered a broken jaw and ribs when she was attacked by three pittbull. she had just been released from the hospital. she was restricted for soft foods and went to kfc for mashed potatoes. >> she said that we would have to leave and we were disturbing her other customers. victoria's face was disturbing the other customers.

>> kfc corporate offices reached out to the family and said they have zero tolerance for hurtful or disrespectful actions toward guests. president obama spoke to graduates at uc irvine after getting 10,000 post qawrds and sh ad sh -- card card. he urged the graduates to lead the fight on climate change. >> if we don't deal with this problem soon we will be overwhelmed. these nations have the fastest rising levels of carbon pollution. they will have to take action to meet this challenge. they are more vulnerable than we r. they have waiting to see what does america do? that's what the world does. it waits to watch us. >> president obama encouraged the graduates to be hopeful rather than cynical as they begin the next phase in their lives. >> tomorrow stanford graduates will hear bill gates and

melinda speak at their commencement. stanford's 123rd commencement will begin inside stanford stadium. >> from once upon a time to orange is the new black binge watching your favorite shows is the hot new thing. but is it really the best way to watch? >> once upon a time the killing. >> "walking dead,"" arrested development." >> i netflix most of the shows. >> "orange is the new black" and " house of cards" giving people what they seem to want at once. an entire season's worth. >> i used to be on the edge of train. now i'm only three feet away. >> there are hard core viewers who will devour the show in 13 hours and the bigger number in the first 24 and a bigger number that will watch in 48. >> it is easy to get sucked

in. >> maybe you and i can part a ?er -- partner up. >> is it the best way to watch some 69 -- some of the best television? they are urging us to take a stand against it for our own sake. research psychologist. >> research suggests the anticipation period is pleasurable. if you take that anticipation and the looking forward time out of equation you won't generate as much happiness. >> that's the science behind it and it makes some sense. >> there is actually another line of research that is important. if you interrupt a positive experience you actually get more pleasure from it than if you don't. >> there is something about it to having it slow down. letting yourself process it and coming back for more later.

>> i have caught up on "breaking bad" and" mad men." they are uh districting. uh districting. speaking of, a classic video game. introducing it to a whole new generation. >> and a woman finds a pre civil war bank note in her mother's attic. how available is it? i'm michael finney. we find out. >> we saw a beautiful saturday with very warm temperatures, but tomorrow a cool down. i will have

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event. many remembered playing the games on the bulky consoles for hours at a time. video gaming, the industry is now a $66 billion industry. come a long way. have you ever gone through storage boxes and found something that might actually be available? it happened to an east bay woman who made an exciting discovery in her mother's at a particular. and michael finney has the story. susan budweiser is rumaging through the attic of her mother's old house in richmond. >> my mother was a pack rat. >> her mom died years ago leaving this house crammed with a lifetime of belongings. >> it took three and a half months to clean it out and i found treasures. >> family photos and then tucked in with her grandfather's belongings, something exciting. >> i found a bank note a thousand dollar bank note.

>> a promisory note dating back to 1840. a pre civil war bank note. it could be worth, who knows what today? >> when i tack it to my bank they said i have never seen anything like this and were excited. however her bank didn't know what it was worth. it was issued by the bank of the united states which no longer exists and it was made out to someone, but usen -- susan wasn't sure who. >> i can't read the name on. it i i don't know how we came into possession of it. she put it in a sigh deposit box, but now she wants to know. po a pot of gold. >> i have no idea. >> the bank said ask the u.s. mint. >> the feds knew nothing. >> i said the heck with this. i am going to michael finney. >> we consulted this dealer in

rare coins and bills. we showed him the bill. he took one look and recognized it instantly. >> it is parchment basically. >> oh no. >> he tells us this is just a copy of a real bank note issued in 1840. in fact, one of the millions copies of the exact same note. dean shows us a wad of them brought in by other hopeful treasure seekers. >> right now this has no value whatsoever. the -- gite funny part is why they were made. >> they were distributed in cereal boxes. >> they were the promotional prize in cereal boxes and other products in the 1950s and 1960s. >> they were only around the last 40 or 50 years. >> you are really bursting my bubble. >> she said it was fun to dream a little anyway.

>> there goes my new car. >> some folks who found these are not giving up on cashing them in. we founded four of the same copies up for sale on ebay and two were used in a doctor pepper commercial in 1966. sellers are asking for $15 and $25 each. not sure if it is worth it, but a fun bit of history. michael finney, 7 on your side. >> so close. another check of the forecast now. francis says clouds are coming. >> that's right. you can see it clouds along the coast and high clouds this afternoon as well. a little bit of a preview. check out the highs around the state. 60s along the coast, but then we've got 103 in palm springs. it will be hot inland and 94 in fresno and 87 in sacramento. cloudy in eureka. 62 degrees. 71 mild in tahoe and it will get windy as a well. the temperatures are coming

down for father's day. look for 63 in half moon bay and 65 in san francisco. 72 in oakland and 79 in san jose. the warmest spots will only get to the mid80s tomorrow instead of the upper 80s we saw today. tomorrow is the last day of the san mateo county fair. a little cloudy the in morning and then cooling down tomorrow night to below 60 degrees. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. cooler tomorrow and the coolest day is monday before we build temperatures back up on wednesday and then cool back down for next weekend. >> thank you. to shu now. >> i'm glad you brought it up. dad pants come to mind. why jim harbaugh is a model for dad pants. until his wife sara did something about it. that's next in sports.

wearing dad pants. they come in all shapes and sizes. too baggy and too short, wrinkled. jim harbaugh leads the league in dad pants until his wife, sara, did something about it. >> i am sara harbaugh, wife of football coach and former star quarterback jim harbaugh. i want to talk to you about a condition affecting thousands of men in our country. i am talking of course of dad pants. the shapeless pleated tragedy that too many men find themselves in every day. i was there. my handsome, vibrant, successful football coach of a husband suddenly look like he hung the curtains from his belt. thankfully dockers has discovered the antidote for dad pants. since jim started wearing dockers he is a whole new man. >> mommy, who is that? >> that's your dad.

>> all right, as a dad, i think we earn the right to wear dad pants and black socks with sandals for that matter. jim is in the public eye so sara etch rued out and hopefully the change in wardrobe won't affect coaching next season. let's get that out of the way. the a's have so many issues. sewage issues in the dug out and turf below sea level and now a panel of left field watt teg. yankees in town and a lights out victory. jeter and tory reunited. a base hit to center. it is 2-0a's. jeter gets them on the board in the third. marine know airmails it to first and runs scores and 2-1a's. they had to stop it in the fourth. it wasn't sewage or bad turf. a panel of lights never came on. the yankee pitcher never re--

recovered. lights out victory. >> mentally you have to stay with it. it is cold and you go back out there to find the adrenaline again. it was impressive. maybe carry over from friday the 13th. it did seem crazy. >> kids got to be big leaguers at at&t park. rockies and giants follow. giants down 3-1. buster posey takes care of that. game tied at three. two outs and runner on first. barnes rips it to right center and pagan with a bad angle. inside the park homerun. bottom of 9 and one on and one out. he grounds into the game inning double play. he thought he was safe and looked like it. pagan may have a case.

game over. giants lost five of six at home. 5-4 your final. >> i am in disbelief especially the way it went down. that's all i got. baseball. >> there is nothing we can do. we have to come back tomorrow and win a ballgame. these things will happen in baseball. >> nba playoffs continue. game five with the spurs hosting the heat. san antonio can close out miami for their fifth nba championship with a vic is tory and san antonio does not want to go back to miami for game six. the heat wra -- the meet were down and won their second straight title. scherzer using last year as a motivation tool to close out the year. >> we learned from that and 30 seconds away and we feel we have it in the bag and it slips out of our fingers.

we learn from that and we draw on that and it is not over until it is over. our goal is to win one more game. >> game five of the nba finals kicks off at 5:00 p.m. another edition of "after the game." >> arena football and the sabercats hosting the shock. nathan stanley rolls out. one of four td passes. great catch. sabercats improve to 9-4 with a 47-37 victory. happy father's day to you dads. i say wear your dad pants around the house tomorrow. >> horrible advice. >> thanks. that does it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for dad pants over here, thanks for joining us. have a great night.

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