>> good morning to you. i'm cornell, in for carolyn tyler. happy father's day, everyone. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, cornell. here's live doppler 7hd picking up some of the cloud cover offshore. low clouds and fog moving back across the bay early this morning. with the moon half full,ite moon across san francisco. the winds are already picking up around the bay. that's an indication of changes for a cooler air mass today. winds up to 30 miles an hour

around concord. near that in fairfield. you see it at sfo, 24 miles an hour. so the forecast today as you head on out, look for coastal clouds. and temperatures in the 50s. by noontime 60s and 70s around the bay. we will be in the mid-80s inland. low to mid-70s around the bay. 60s and gusty winds along the shoreline. we are still looking at cooler air for parts of the beginning of the work week. we will have that for you and a look at the first day of summer coming up. >> all right, lisa. looks good. see you soon. we have breaking news out of san francisco where an off-ramp near westbound 80 has reopened following a fatal accident involving an s.u.v. it happened just after 1:00 this morning at the fifth street off-ramp near harrison street. the ramp was closed for about two hours while crews investigated. no word on how many people were involved in the crash or what caused the accident. a father is relieved this

morning after his daughter is found safe nearly 24 hours after disappearing in the marin county wilderness. girl was on a road trip with her family when she wandered away from their campsite at the state park. it was samuel taylor state park. we have details. >> the nine-year-old ida rothschild is with her family. >> i'm extremely grateful this father's day that i did not -- that i continue to have my wonderful daughter. >> they had been staying at a cabin on the campground for most of the day. the family was resetting after the frantic search. we saw them load into their minivan and drive out of the park. ida was found by a pair of area bicyclist. they refused to be interviewed. they recent lie moved into the area. according to the sheriff's department they decided to go on a ride to see if they might spot her and they did. they both saw her and heard her crying for her mamma a short distance away from the path.

>> people from across northern california mobilized to help in the search. by friday night more than 200 were combing through samuel taylor state park. robbie rothschild said he is incredibly thankful for all the help. >> we are thankful our daughter was brought home to us. >> the family was visiting the bay area from new mexico. when ida was reunited, she seemed unfazed by the whole ordeal. >> what about this, dad? abc7 news. >> a highway patrol officer and federal police officer are recovering after being wounded in a shootout. it happened yesterday afternoon in a remote area near nevada city. investigators don't know why an armed man fired at the chp officer and the ranger from the federal bureau of land management.

>> the suspect, the blm officer were wound, and at this point i don't have information whether the federal officer was wounded by the gunfire. >> all are expected to recover after being lift odd a trauma center in the sacramento area. >> a driver is dead after a driver ran into a pole in sonoma. it happened at arnold drive around 6:30 last night. live wires fell down after the crash. firefighters had to wait to reach the victims until pg&e turned off the power. averages woman walked away without injuries after smashing her car into a san francisco coffee shop last night. she drove her car into phil's coffee on berry street. the business closed an hour before the accident. phil showed up and said he is just glad nobody was hurt. a aircraft carrier is being moved from the northern arabian

see as president obama is considering possible sanctions for iraq. we have the latest. >> reporter: thousands of iraqis from baghdad and southern iraq took up arms marching and waving guns and flags. they asked for an urgent call to defend their country against the islamic militants. the group has overrun large parts of northern iraq and is closing in on the the gains made by the jihadist fighters have the potential to send iraq into sectarian warfare with different ethnic groups fighting each other. hundreds have left their home. refugee camps are overflowing. the united nations say the situation is grim.

>> a threat to the integrity of this country. >> the white house is on high alert. pentagon officials say they are drawing up contingency plans to protect 5,000 american contractors working in iraq. president obama has ruled out ground forces, but other options are on the table, including air strikes and drone attacks. americans are watching after a decade of war in iraq is in a memory. the call to arms across iraq is echoed by iran, which can potentially put the u.s. and iran in the same boat, trying to help the crumbling eye rookie government. abc news, new york. >> the university of california system is urging students and staff who might be in iraq to

evacuate. administrators at u.c. berkeley is trying to find out if anyone connected to the campus is in iraq. even though they don't after any programs in iraq, but some students travel abroad independently for research during the summer. >> in his first interview since his stunning primary loss, eric cantor speaks on "this week." and homeland security chair michael macauley and abc news contributor discusses the deteriorating situation in iraq. a programming note with george stephanopoulos, he's airing a little later today due it abc7's coverage of the world cup. you can watch "this week" today at 2:00 p.m. fan at the a's-yankee's game last night got more than just nine innings. they got a power outage, too." bottom of the fourth the barge of lights in left field went out completely. yanks were called off the field. play was stopped. and everyone pretty much waited. >> another problem to have to deal with in the coliseum. power outages occur at candlestick and the super bowl, but you think it wouldn't happen

on a night like this with all the media here and everything else. i hope they fix it soon. >> well, they did. took a while. 38 minutes later, to be exact, the lights came back on. the a's issued a brief statement saying the problem was caused by a circuit breaker outage and the lights had to be reset manually in left field. maya angelou will have a celebration of her life starting at 1:30 p.m.. she died last san francisco is showing its love for george lucas with a new effort to convince him to build a museum here. banners have been hung at city hall and near pier30 where they hope the museum will be built. chicago and los angeles are also

trying to lure lucas. today chicago will be the latest city getting the taste of hidden cash phenomenon. yesterday was new york's turn. people were directed to the money from the twitter account of bay area investor jason busi. everybody wants a taste of the hidden cash. beautiful weather today for father's day, right? >> that's right. but we have the warmest day of the weekend yesterday. today we begin a cool down. in fact with just the low clouds and fog here, it's still pretty nice out. over in our east bay valleys the wind winds are gusting to 30 miles an hour. we will look for the mist and kriz toll arrive development. the short term cool down is coming up and a little bit of a warmup. that's all straight ahead. >> a beautiful shot there. lisa, thank you. also next, a wildfire forcing the evacuation of southern

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investigation. relatives and passengers aboard the missing malaysian airline flight say they feel no closure 100 days after the plane disappeared. a statement released this morning by the airline said the airline continues to hope and seek answers to what happened to the flight. meanwhile, relatives of the people on board are trying to crowd source a $5 million reward about what happened with the flight. it vanished during a flight to beijing on march 8th. >> happening today, an effort today to urge an archbishop not to participate in a march organized against anti-gay groups. they will hand out flyers about the archbishop's upcoming participation in a june 19th march and rally in washington, d.c. organizers say. against same-sex marriage. last week they sent a letter to the archbishop asking him to reconsider his participation in the rally. festivities on the east coast. thousands showed up for the

pride parade in boston yesterday. more than 200 groups, including bands, advocacy organizations and colleges marched in the festivities. the governor joined as grand marshal. along with the boston mayor. world cup fever reached the bay area. there were viewing parties with four matches wrapping up last night. lisa amin gulezian has more on the fan excitement. [cheers and applause] >> emotions can be worn on your sleeve or on your face. pride is beaming by so many on the first weekend of world cup play. >> you get to share in the passion together. you hear everyone else cheering. >> civic center plaza was packed as world cup live debuted on the

big screen. the city is hosting a watch party throughout the month. >> we want people from every neighborhood, from tourists from all around the world to come out and watch the most popular sport in the world all together. >> and they did. england, italy and japan all had a strong san francisco showing. >> teams with different cultures and nationalities, supporting their team, that's really cool. >> there were even groups kicking soccer balls together in honor of team japan. they take the game very seriously, while others did not. >> the thing about the world cup is people from all over come here and unite. >> the ivory coast, i don't know, i just feel like i would root for them. >> i'm chinese, so china is in -- is notice in the world cup and japan is the next closest thing so i will cheer for japan.

>> lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> a teenager is one of the people attending the matches, thanks to the make-a-wish foundation. 19-year-old and his father will watch two games next week. he was diagnosed with leukemia when he was just 15. you can watch switzerland and ecuador today at 8:30 a.m. and followed by france and honduras at 11:30. don't miss a moment of world cup action with watch abc which lets you view it on your smartphone, tablet or computer. a young woman received a lung and heart transplant at stanford last night. the family posted this video. she suffers from a rare condition called pulmonary hypertension. she spent years getting oxygen

she spent years getting oxygen therapy and ivs. the family even sold their home in minnesota in order to live closer to her doctors at stanford. the young man featured in this video needs a bone marrow transplant to save his life. the asian american donor program posted a clip on youtube. he suffers from leukemia. michael lewis co-stars in the video. he coached him in baseball. many of you answered after seeing stories here on abc7 news. he likely needs a donor who is a mixed european and asian heritage. >> abc7 news david louie gave back to a fundraiser in burlingame. he was the m. c. for the self-help longevity gala. goal was to raise more than $450,000 to support social, health, employment and educational services for the elderly in four bay area counties.

good for david there. he was having a good time. a beautiful day today for father's day. >> yeah. a little bit of a cool down. we already seeing the changes with the wind and the low clouds and fog that return not only to the coast but pushing over the bay. right now live doppler 7hd. you can make out some of the cloud cover. and with 14 hours 45 minutes of day light, it will be a nice day. but as we go through the rest of the week we will say good-bye to spring and gain another minute of day light. solstice is next saturday at 4:51 in the morning. here you see the high clouds. winds are picking up. 53 in the city. 56 at the airport and 55 san carlos, 52 morgan hill. we have clouds around half moon bay at 52 degrees. you can see why this keeps changing with all the clouds. it's featuring a good weather story. 50 novato, 47 santa rosa. winds will be picking up.

a few clouds around and the atmosphere cooling today. peek cooling tomorrow. we could wake up to mist and drizzle as well. concord and livermore, numbers in the the 50s, as well as fairfield. here's a look at the winds. this is another indication. we have the breezy winds at the parent they are milking their way all the way out to concord and fairfield. we have the delta breeze allowing for the temperatures and the air ms. to bring in the cooler temperatures. there's a flag and it is whipping a bit out there. partly cloudy skies due to the low clouds and high clouds. cooler today for father's day. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler tomorrow. waking up to more of the same and mist and drizzle and as a result temperatures will be hard pressed to make it out of the 70s in our warmest inland valleys. a little pulse moves through yesterday and the area of low pressure will continue to dig further. as it does the winds pick up and the marine layer extends and we will have the cooler day today. the coolest day tomorrow and

high pressure trying to build back by tuesday into the middle of the week. so san mateo fair today. nice afternoon. but instead of the upper 70s, we will have low 70s by 3:00 and then the clouds come back by the afternoon with breezy winds. and you will need a jacket if you are staying through the evening hours with numbers dropping through the 60s into the upper 50s. high temperatures today in the south bay, you notice mainly in the 70s. 78 morgan hill. a few 80s. gilroy about 82. and santa cruz coming dawn a much as 10 degrees. 75 menlo park. low clouds and fog from san francisco. the sunset daly city, ocean beach, half moon bay, pacifica in the north bay. we will see some warmth but you have to get out of sonoma county up through cloverdale and ukiah for the mid-80s. 74 vallejo and 73 berkeley this afternoon. new york about the same. castro valley into the 70s. some of the green here

indicating the 70s. a few low to mid-80s from concord, and antioch 83. throughout the afternoon today you will feel the difference here. in fact, temperatures today over in oakland about 7 degrees cooler with a high in the low 70s. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. cology continues tomorrow. little bit of a rebound. warmest day should be wednesday and temperatures suddenly dropping throughout the rest of the week. you can watch bay area weather on twitter @live doppler 7hd. >> all right. a lot of barbeques on father's day taking place today. hopefully the kids will be doing it. thanks so much. coming up next, actress ang

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>> we are joined from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." good morning, rebecca. >> hi, cornell, good morning to you. coming up on gma, three children are hurt this morning after a celebration went terribly wrong. a canon backfiring in oregon. we will bring you all the details on this terrifying incident. everyone is asking what went wrong. and also they are calling it a mid-air meltdown. a pilot makes an emergency landing after an unruly passenger wakes up mid-flight and lashes out. take a look at this video. we have the video and what caused the calamity in the skies. and hidden cash. it has everyone buzzing. it started in california but now it's gone global. we are taking a look at that. it kim here to new york city and we found one of those folders. and we are given the inside

scoop on the wacky new products on the market but in honor of father's day we wanted to give the dads a try. we will see what they have to say. have a great weekend and a happy father's day. >> it's been all the rage in san francisco, the hidden cash. it started here. they were digging in the sand near crissy field near the golden gate bridge. everyone abuzz there over what is happening? >> i'm so excited about it because i was watching you guys covering it and i was watching the hidden cash and i think it's such a sweet story. yes, people are abuzz. i saw a lot of people in central park looking for it. i think they had something like 40 envelopes. >> and who doesn't want to get an envelope of cash, right? >> right. >> thanks so much. we will see you coming up this morning at 7:00 a.m. on gma. angelina can add royal recognition her list of i

chiefments. she's been named an honorary dame by the screen. she received the award for her work on sexual violence. however, because she's not a citizen she can't use the title before her name. three time oscar winner daniel lewis was also honored by the queen and he can call himself sir daniel after he was made a knight. this morning a dog in florida is getting international attention for surviving a 15 story fall on friday. she tumbled down an air conditioning shaft without suffering any major injuries. amazing. the rescue took more than 3 hours to remove her. it's truly a miracle that she survived. an old school gamers paradise in sunnyvale yesterday. sunnyvale library was turned into atari central. kids sat down and played different video games developed

more than three decades ago. the gamers got to meet a pioneer in the industry. al alcorn designed pong. >> and it's great to meet people that didn't know they liked the old stuff. very rewarding. not often engineers in the valley get to do something that sticks in people's memories for so long. >> he said it took just three months to design the iconic video game back in 1972. he said pong, which is a simulated tennis game, as originally assigned to him in a training exercise. >> up next, another flight diverted because of an out of control passenger. the new plan that would make those passengers pay big. and also the push to get

>> good morning. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, cornell. here's a look at high clouds in san jose. we are looking at the atmosphere cooling today. right now the winds are up and the temperatures in the low to mid-50s. 56 oakland. 55 in san carlos. we have wind gusts over 30 miles an hour from concord out through the delta. the rest of the day today may be a little mist and drizzle along the coast. then the clouds just clearing to the shoreline but we will have the clouds from daly city on southward. and with that breeze it's going to make it all the way to the delta. notice the 80s replaced with 70s in the santa clara valley. and just a few 60s popping up in the east bay valleys. today not the coolest day of the week. we will see further cooling as we say good-bye to spring.

summer begins next weekend. we will have it all. cornell. >> good-bye, spring. today is the deadline for lawmakers to pass a spinning plan for the upcoming here. governor brown wants to beef up the rainy day fund and pay down state debt but democrats pushing for restoration to cuts to welfare, healthcare and education. the votes are expected to last week a grand jury indicted 42-year-old ryan claimer lane on allegations he was trying build a remote control bomb. they also charged him with a possessing a handgun without serial numbers. he was arrested earlier this month after a manhunt. the authorities say it was prompt bid the discovery of bomb-making materials at his apartment. he faces up to ten years in prison if he is convicted >> it's happened again.

another unruly passenger forcing a packed flight to land and this time it was caught on camera. here's abc news reporter on the growing number of unruly flyers and what can be done about it. >> reporter: chaotic moments aboard with jet blueline. an agitated passenger. listen again. you can hear the passenger's daughter pleading with him to stop. >> dad, dad! dad, cop it! >> jet blue said the captain diverted the plane to detroit out of an abundance to caution. passengers sat on the tarmac for two hours before taking off for las vegas. it's not clear what provoked the man to become unruly. abc news learn he was taken by authorities in detroit to a local hospital. incidents like this one has 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 several passengers duct-taped him to his seat. a veteran flight attendant said stress is pushing some passengers to the edge. >> i think we had some flights that are so full nowadays, that gets people worked up. and getting through security, what is involved with checking baggage and hidden fees, i think leads to people being a little bit more on edge when they fly nowadays. >> an airline trade association now encouraging airlines to go after problem passengers for the cost of these disruptions. as much as $200,000 for diverted flights. >> wow. there was another incident on a jet blue flight. the passenger said it was the flight crew that was out of

line. deborah said the flight attendant didn't allow her three-year-old daughter to use the restroom so the result was an accident on the seat. and they announced they were returning to the gate because of a noncompliant passenger on board. jennifer was offered a $50 credit, but no apologies. tomorrow president obama returns to washington, d.c. from southern california after speaking to graduates in irvine yesterday. he decided to be the commencement speaker after getting 10,000 post cards inviting had i am to the graduation. president urged them to lead the fight against climate change. >> if we don't deal with the problem soon, we will be overwhelmed. these nations have some of the fastest levels of carbon pollution. they will have to take action to meet this challenge. they are more vulnerable to the effects of climate change than we are. they have even more to lose but they are waiting to see what america does. that's what the world does, they wait and watch us. >> president obama also encouraged the graduates to be hopeful rather then cynical as they begin the next phase of their lives.

happening today microsoft founder bill gates and his wife melinda will deliver the stanford address at stanford. this year's graduates have a lot to gain from today's commencement address. he cites the gates' work in fighting poverty and technology to improving society and the human condition. stanford's 131st commencement begins at 9:30 this morning inside stanford stadium. a newly released study by researchers at ucsf could change how doctors diagnose and treat patients. >> came from mexico to california when the border was free. >> this doctor not only researches genomics, he sees it work in his family tree. a mixture ever danish, french and mexican ancestry, he decided

to have his own geno sequenced. >> it shows that at least the genetic part originated from africa comes from west africa. >> it revealed a wide genetic variation, including african genes from slave populations in north and south america along with asian genes imbedded in the indian population that came across the behring strait many centuries ago. but he said those findings can affect your health. >> it's not what so much what your ancestry is, but it's what it is with their particular genes. >> to learn more, teams from stanford and ucsf launched a major study in mexico, sequencing the genos from hundreds of areas. they can process dozens of samples simultaneously. >> after that it will be ready for sequencing. >> what they found was surprising.

genetically speaking, some groups from mexico are as different from each other as europeans are from asian. how much difference does one of the genes make? >> if you have an ancestor of a particular gene and you are taking a particular drug that we use to treat children with seizure disorders, you need to get tested because if you have that genetic marker, you could die. and this one who has m.s. >> what they did, they demonstrated on chromosome 1, if you inherited the european copy of this particular gene, you had a high risk of multiple sclerosis. >> he's hoping the latest study will prompt a movement away from classifying people by race and instead use their genetic makeup to personalize diagnosis and

treatment. >> what we are interested in is using genetics to help us. >> abc7 news. and the ucsf-stanford team believe that some of the genetic differences noted to have an immediate impact on diagnosing conditions on mexican americans and difference necessary breathing capacity as it applies to lung disease. still ahead on abc7 morning news, a high if he can jewelry from promises to alert you if one is calling, tweeting or texting your mobile phone. take a look at the beautiful shot. lisa argen will have your forecast coming up in just a few minutes. we will be right back.

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to the city, come on down. headed to the north bay, can do that too. a beautiful father's day get away no matter where you want to go. it will be a beautiful day. lisa argen will be along with a few minutes with your father's day forecast. >> some commuters will have to dig a little deeper when bart raises parking fees at many stations next month. the charge for parking will increase by 50 cents at every station. rates will go up at one group on july 14th. the rest will start charging more on july 28th. after the rate increases parking will cost more at west oakland at $6.50 a day and $2.50 at other stations. >> the subway project in san francisco will mark a milestone tomorrow in the tunneling work for the major extension of the muni

the third line has been completed. this is video from the work of the san francisco municipal transportation agency. agency said the two 350-foot long tunnel boring machines each dug 8500 feet the past year. the two central subway tunnels will allow the trains to travel quickly between the stations. it is set to open in 2019. the boring machines, look at those. a beautiful day. lots of picnics. nice out there? >> well, warmer in some areas because of low fog and clouds have moved in and the temperatures are coming down. as much as 10 degrees cooler here. yesterday 981 and today about 71. right now 56 with the clouds. we will talk about how that marine layer and when the marine layer mixes out and how it influences the afternoon highs for the week ahead. that's coming up. >> thank you. see you soon. also next, the giants blow a ninth inning lead to the rockies for the second straight day. mike shumann has the highlights and sergio romo's reaction

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-- light: >> yellow for e-mail, green for text, red for family. >> at 150 bucks it's a little steep. >> 150 is pushing it, but i can probably manage it. >> the preorders are rolling in. it will ship in the fall. >> feel like it's going to be a hit. >> there is one group of people it doesn't designed to help, men. for now the guys will have to make due with the other wearable piece of technology, pockets. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> okay. that's like the biggest ring ever. >> yeah. >> and bling. >> a cocktail ring maybe. >> oh, your ring is blinking. >> but it would be fun. >> for some people maybe. a beautiful day. forecast coming up a little cool for father's day? >> that's right. we around seeing fog everywhere but the winds will translate into cooler air. the cooler air mass settles in over the bay. live doppler 7hd this morning you notice the sweep and we are looking at the clouds. so a mixture of high clouds and

low clouds this morning making for a very picturesque start. you see some of the cloud cover here in san jose. temperaturescology down significantly for some. we will call it anywhere from five to ten degrees cooler overall. 53 in the city. 56 right here. 52 in morgan hill. half moon bay two and a half mile visibility and on top of vollmer peak the east bay hills camera some of the fog on securing the view from time to time. overall we are looking at the breezy winds already into concord, the delta and some cool upper 30s in santa rosa. 55 in livermore. and the winds have been quite breezy over in concord. so as we take a look at the current win gusts, you will see up to 30 miles an hour there. and 20 mile-an-hour gusts around half moon bay. this will mix on out. going to come back, though, quickly this afternoon and throughout the entire bay area and then as the atmosphere continues to cool, it will mix out entirely. although we will get more

sunshine into tomorrow, the temperatures are going to be coming down. so a look from our roof camera. morning low clouds and fog. cooler today for father's day. tomorrow the coolest day of the week before high pressure begins to bull back in. that's what happened yesterday as we saw the warmer day. but as it passes to the east of us, the on-shore winds kicking up. high pressure backs off a bit as the trough continues to dig. that will be the main weather feature today and tomorrow, influencing our daytime highs. and with the cloud cover banked up along the coast, it will be gusty not only today, but pretty much all week long at the coast. low 60s today in monterey. you head far into the valley into the mid-90s in fresno. 71 about sunshine in the sierra nevada. we will look for 82. the week ahead, yesterday we featured near 80 degrees. today coming down. in fact, in the mid-80s yesterday and low 60s. the coolest day on monday.

temporary and short-lived warmup through the middle of the week and more subtle changes into the end of the week. so elsewhere a look for highs mainly in the low 70s from oakland. san mateo, notice the greens in san rafael. in cloverdale 86. santa cruz is 10 degrees cooler with afternoon sun. and we will are looking at temperatures today cooler than yesterday at at&t park and that's all due to the stronger on shore push. low 60s about 1:00. 4:00 60 degrees. cooler and the trend continues with maybe mist and drizzle tomorrow. by tuesday it will be somewhat milder and more of a summer like forecast on wednesday. but we don't really officially usher summer in until next saturday. temperatures are trying to rebounds by next weekend. we will begin with our june doldrums, we call it.

>> june gloom? >> kind of. some people like it and that's the negative connotation. think positive. >> absolutely. >> like a chocolate? compliments of the producer jerry. thank you very much. and the final round of the u.s. open. only six golfers remain-under par heading into today. and here's mike shumann with the highlights from yesterday's third round in this morning's sports. >> good morning. we will tee it up at the u.s. open. the six stroke lead coming into yesterday and tried to give it away the first six rolls. 2 over 72 and leads by 5 strokes. 1999 u.s. open champ payne stewart remembered. ricky, one of the few-under par on the 3 hole stretch. over the green on 14 and the four shot here a double bogey.

two bogeys on the first four holes. this is the par-5 fifth. he went eagle and back to 10-under. he put up 14. he needed one more rotation. but on 15 he misses the short par and falls to 7-under. he's coming back to the field but he roars back. 2 over 72. a lot better with the finish. he still has the five stroke lead over fowler. and thompson will be tough to catch unless he unravels. today should be interesting. the a's player is close to signing an extension. he might rethink it. if it's not bad turf, it's lights out. derek jeter and joe torre reunited. oakland plays two in the second. the hit to center. cespedes and 2-0 a's. jeter gets the yankees on the board in the third. newly called up shortstop andy

moreno airmails this for the two outs. they score. 2-1 game. they had to stop the game in the third. a panel of lights in left field never came on after a 38 minute delay the game resumed. the yankee pitcher never recovered. coco crisp scores on the fastball in the fifth. 4-1 a's. a's hold on for a victory. 5-1. a lights-out victory, said bob melvin. >> and giants fans getting to act like a big leaguer. this one heads around the bases and scores. fifth inning, 3-1. buster posey ties it with one swing of the bat. 2 for 3, 3 rbi. game tied at three. giants up 4-3 in the ninth. two out. runner on first. sergio romo, second blown save in two nights. angel pagan, a bad one. charlie scores. 5-4 rockies. bottom of the nine one out. one on for pagan. a chance to be the hero but hits into a game-inning double play.

he thought he was safe. replays were close, but pagan might have a case. ump calling him out and game over. giants lost five of their last six at home. 5-4, the final. >> especially the way it went down. baseball. that's all i can say, baseball. >> there's nothing we can do. we have to turn the page and come back tomorrow and win a ballgame. these things happen sometimes in baseball. >> game five of the nba playoffs tonight. that's 5:00 here on abc7. i'm mike shumann. happy father's day to everyone out there. >> you too, schu. and coverage of game five between the heat and spurs starts at 4:30 this afternoon. a 5:00 p.m. tip-off. it's a game you will see only on abc7 and our watch abc app. >> next, why hundreds have come from around the country just to ride roller coasters at california's great america.

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