s. >> the 15-year-old girl died of a drug overdose back in 2010. >> when a stolen car crashed on treasure island. the video shows you how the chase ended last night. you can see the people in the car run away. chp people tried to stop the car because the occupants weren't wearing seatbelts. they arrested the driver and released the passenger.

lombard street, the so-called cookeddest street in the world, closed down today from noon to six. it will happen over four weekends to ease traffic con ex. but there's a brand new issue. instead of cars the road was clogged with people yesterday. there is more from lombard street. >> for six hours they strolled, snapped pictures and soaked in the wonder of one of the most cookeddest streets in the world. >> this is one forecast top five. we wanted to go to alcatraz and we wanted to come here also. >> over the years residents have had trouble getting through the gridlock of tourists hoping to drive down the street. this is just a sample. cars lined up past six when they are allowed to drive down again. >> it's magnified during the

summertime. >> lombard street will be close today vehicle traffic between noon and six on saturday and sunday to see if it's a viable option. >> there doesn't seem to be too much chaos here. in fact, it looks really clear. during the heavy weekend this location up up here. >> so far he's a fan of the experiment but he says the real test will come in a couple weekend. >> this is the first one so we will see how it goes. 4th of july will be a challenge, i'm sure. it always is. >> residents are given a path allowing them to drive down the street to get home and cabs are also allowed to drive down. for repeat visitors the walk is an opportunity to change-up the experience. >> have you ever been to lombard before? >> i have. >> did you drive down? >> i drove down. but it was awesome. it was totally awesome. and mao we are going to try to walk it. >> over the four weekends of the project, they will set the management of traffic and also the management of parking in this neighborhood. in san francisco, abc7 news.

the women's half-marathon and 5k gets underway in the east bay. they are warning wes residents in alameda to expect traffic delays near island drive. and also bay view drive and shoreline drive should experience closers and delays and until about 1:00 p.m. the first race gets underway at 8:00. tomorrow officials in marin county will take up a proposal for a solar facility that would power more than 500 homes. according to our media partner, the marin independent journal, the proposed facility would be locate located on a former rock quarry outside of novato. it would have more than 4,000 solar panels that would generate under two meg watts of electricity. electricity would be delivered to marin clean energy via nearby

powerlines. >> the drought is taking its toll on campers. no camping allowed in memorial park for the duration of the season which he understands in october. campers with reservations will be contacted by phone or e-mail and will be offered the opportunity to reschedule their reservation for 2015 or request a full refund of camping fees. it is dry out there. going to be a beautiful weekend, though. >> yeah. things are actually typical weather-wise. we aren't looking at any heat waves. we are the onshore push which keeps the relative humidity up. here's the exploratorium camera. temperatures in the 50s. we will talk about the weekend, the week ahead and how nice our weather is going to be coming up. >> also next, new developments overnight and a standoff between military authorities in south korea and a soldier believed to have shot and killed five comrades. also the next challenge for the u.s. men's soccer team a a

preview of today's huge world cup match against portugal. a programming note. "this week" with abc7 is airing a little bit later due

>> developing news out of south korea where military authorities have surround add seem center who killed five comrades at an outpost. authorities are trying to persuade the soldier identified only by his family name, yim. to surrender. he opened fire friday night at his outpost killing five fellow soldiers and wounding seven

others. a coast guard helicopter rescued four people who got stranded by hawaii. people participating in the great pacific race, their boat took on water. they were found 75 miles west of san luis yesterday. the rowers were picked up. one was found after treading water for 14 hours in the pacific ocean. they fell off their boat friday night and were not wearing life vests. the boast, that was still in gear, kept on going. they drifted for miles. besides hypothermia and jellyfish stings, they were fine. >> the second team usa world cup game is this afternoon. there will be viewing parties. there will also be viewing at st. james part in san jose. all of it gets underway at 3:00

with the u.s. winning its first match begins ghana, everyone is waiting to see how they will fare against portugal. we have more. >> team usa is gearing up for a rumble in the jung bell. they are looking good to advance to the next round. >> the u.s. is coming off a huge win over ghana. portugal, a bad four-goal loss to germany. but both squads are dealing with significant injuries. the u.s. will be without their star forward. and chris chemistry will play, but he's banged up. he said he is not faring a facemask for a broken nose. >> if you get hit in the face with a mask, it's still going to hurt. >> the big question is

portugal's superstar reigning player of the year. he spent time on the sidelines nursing a knee injury. >> he's a special layer, but he's important to the team. >> the manager said after the ghana game that the u.s. needs to keep better control of the ball, and recover the passes. >> try to keep it clean. >> the game will be played deep in the everglades rainforest. conditions are hot and humid and cramping and die hydration are a major concern. >> there's not much you can get ready for it rather than just being in it. >> that was a record tv audience for the u.s. win over ghana and that was a monday evening game. excitement was building all week for sunday's showdown between diehard soccer fans and the new ones who are just tuning in. abc news, washington. this morning belgium plays russia at 8:30 a.m. and south korea takes on algeria at 11:30.

you can watch on abc. you don't have to miss a moment with matches on your smartphone, tablet or computer. the game everyone will be watching, team usa versus portugal you can watch on our sister network espn. these fans are ready. these viewers are clearly portugal fans. we want to see your fan photos. check out this family. you can e-mail your fan photos to ureport at kgo tv.com or upload them to our news app or at obc7 news.com/ureport. rocker star was arrested for strike her sister and 17-year-old sister at her home

in kirkland. solo was at a party in seattle and would not leave when things got violent. she was intoxicated and upset when they got there. >> it is very disappointing. especially that she's the face of the u.s. women's team. someone who has that much influence doing something like this is pretty sad. >> so her attorney said the client is the victim here and not guilty of any crime. she's the goalkeeperrer for the u.s. women's national team is is being held without bond. due to appear in court tomorrow. >> 50,000 nascar fans are expected for the toyota 350 at sonoma raceway. qualifying was held yesterday. jamey mcmurray won the poll for the second straight year. he did it by setting a track record. the big race starts today at noon. a big deal. i got caught in that traffic for about an hour yesterday. it will be beautiful out there.

where lots of sunscreen, i'm sure. >> yes. yesterday in the low 80s and today in the 80s in sonoma. this morning is relatively clear conditions. there is fog along the central coast. a little up in napa and the sun coming up 5:48 setting at 8:35. we are look agent another beautiful day. the marine layer is shallow and it will be. we should get some sunshine along the coast in the north bay. we will call it partly sunny. 53 in the city. 54 in san carlos and half moon bay checking in at 52. the exploratorium camera, san francisco, it is clear. 55 by the delta. southwest wind up to 25 miles an hour. we looking at pretty much the same conditions as yesterday with 54 right now in livermore. emeryville starting out with partly cloudy conditions, low clouds, cooler at the coast. we will have warm conditions inland, low to mid-80s, coming

out of the upper 80s. seasonal pattern continues into next week. we have the chance of sprinkles around here come wednesday night into thursday. the deep trough is going to drop down from the gulf of alaska but between now and then we are looking for high pressure off the coast allowing for a healthy sea breeze. temperatures will stay in check with the microclimate in full spring and no changes through wednesday. wednesday night through thursday things get interesting. this is where we sit so far with just over 6 inches of rain for the season, 40% of normal in san jose. san francisco, 12 inches of rain, 53% of normal and look at up in santa rosa. this is where the best chance of showers will be, and as we go through the next five days you notice the green indicating the chance of showers. it will stay to the north of the bay, but we could see mendocino county, sonoma county picking up trace amounts into thursday. we will wait and see.

overall a cool down for the rest of the day. up in sonoma today look for 79 at about 3:00, dropping lou the 60s. a nice, warm day there and temperatures in the south bay 78. 84 los gatos, 76 sunnyvale, 62 half moon bay, san francisco 64. breezy once again in the city. 80 for sonoma. and on the east bay low 70s return for san leandro and hayward. 75 fremont and out over the hills you see low 80s today from san ramon to pleasanton and into the mid-to upper 80s perhaps around brentwood and antioch. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. our weather continues, 60s coast, 70s bay, upper 80s inland. maybe a smidge warmer tuesday and then the temperatures down with the system coming in. mixes out the marine layer but gives us a cooler day and maybe if we are lucky a few sprinkles in the north bay.

we will let you know how warm it will be in your community on twitter. >> thank you very much, lisa. coming up, changes we can see to the maverick surf contest with new management our favorite kindf

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management. now we are getting a look at what changes are coming. according to the paper, he wants to make it mainstream. the company will try to line up a major network to broadcast and there will be branding changes and a bigger presence on social media. as for the surfers, he works to help pay them expenses, many of whom travel overseas with just 24 hour notice. each year two dozen of the best big wave surfers are invited to try to tame monster waves off half moon bay. ahead on the sunday morning news, a growing concern of the crisis in iraq and why it's not looking good for iraqi security forces. and there is work to do about biology in the

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throughout the day today you notice the fog gets chewed up a bit and a little will hang out along the coast. it will be just along the shoreline. that will keep the 60s in play. low 60s half moon beach, pacifica. about 54 stinson. near 70 oakland, upper 70s san jose and a few low to mid-80s inland today. cornell. >> lisa, thank you. developing news. new concerns this morning about need flooding in the midwest. rivers are rising and no way to stop them. crow river in minnesota is overflowing, flooding baseball fields and row. the damage is causing several states to call in the national guards to shore up homes and businesses. even though the rain has stopped, the mississippi river in minnesota won't crest until wednesday. islamic insurgents have landed more blows against the fragile

iraqi military. here's more on the crisis in iraq. >> iraq is marching into a sectarian show down. an entire country under siege. 20,000 defiant shea fighters parade through baghdad. rocket launchers are ready, vow to go take on the uprising. they are showing their numbers and other strong holds. this is their growing responses to the isus. they are opening up the valley, leaving baghdad. an entire brigade of iraqi soldiers were i would. some soldiers are locked in a bitter fight to maintain control of the oil refinery. the u.s. wants to stop this from escalating, but limit its own involvement. u.s. officials meeting here with iraqi officials are sending in up to 300 military advisors to

assist. the violence is driving a growing humanitarian crisis. thousands more are forced from their days each day. angry curds are dumping garbage in the streets to protest gas shortages, and that's sending food prices through the roof. and life-saving medications are now in short supply. the conflict taking an increasing toll on the iraqi people with no relief in site a. bc news, new york. in san francisco there was a rally urging the united states not to go into another war yesterday. it was a national day of action. the protest was mirrored in other cities across the country, as well. organizers believe nothing has changed in iraq since 2003 when forces first entered the country. on the escalating conflict in iraq, former vice president dick cheney speaks on the matter coming up on "this week." and in a wide ranges interview,

george stephanopoulos speaks with justice sonya with her book. "this week" is airing a little later than usual due. to graft 7s coverage of the world one. you can watch at 3:00 p.m.. officials have captured a mountain lion. it was spotted around 11:00 last night. took officials about half-hour to capture it. there were no reports of injuries. spot where it was caught was less than a mile where they spot add mountain line yesterday morning. no word yet on where officials are planning to take the animal. california health officials say two people have been infected with west nile virus in the state. infections occurred in san joaquin in contra costa counties. authorities say either person is seriously ill. west virus virus is transmitted

through the bite of infected mosquitoes. 2 of 10 bitten will develop symptoms. a family hosted a blood drive to say thanks to donors who kept a little boy alive for several years. we introduced to dillon last week. he was born with a rare disorder that prevented his bone marrow from producing red blood cells. several blood donors rolled up their sleeves yesterday at zion lutheran church in the richmond district. >> we couldn't have basically been here, and my son wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for blood donations. we are basically paying forward and giving back. >> it's not discomfort. just laying here, listening to good music, talking to people, watching what's going on. >> the good news is, dillon is now cured thanked to a bone marrow donation from his little

brother. high schools in san francisco have come up with a new way to overcome the boredom of summer school. in biology students found water, mud and fresh air to make things a bit more interesting. lyanne melendez explains. >> everyone in group 1 or site 1 people, young scientists, will gather up here. >> welcome to summer school in the park. >> like we practiced. thank you. you may again. site 2. let's go! >> students from different high schools in san francisco are making up a biology class needed in order to eventually graduate. most are sophomores and juniors. >> they are here because, well, let's just say they didn't do too well in biology. so instead of relearning the material in the classroom, they will spend five weeks learning from mother nature. >> for the next hour they will record the temperature of the

creek at glen park canyon and take samples. students also measure the ph levels on the spot. they will also take some mud back with them to study the microorganisms they can't see and record every new observation. >> letting them look at the water under the microscope and they will see all these little things in there and it leads to a lot of questions. >> everything they take from the park they will study in a way they never experienced before. >> i like to see more of nature for biology. like we get to learn more and visualize. >> honestly, the way we see it, life basically. instead of just seeing it from a piece of paper. many people just won't pay attention that way. >> the environment, the closed-in environment is not

good. >> many people will also pick blackberries. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> score! >> definitely a score there. still ahead, we go inside the new abc singing competition debuting tonight that gives interactive viewers realtime results. here's a live look from our exploratorium kam. the sun getting ready to come up over the east bay hills and san francisco bay there. lisa argen coming up with your forecast in just a few minutes. things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source.

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>> this is not a view from 30,000 feet. this is actually our mount sutro kam in san francisco showing a thick layer of fog rolling into the city this morning as we await sunrise over the east bay hills. lisa argen coming up in a few minutes with your full forecast. in central valley the sheriff's department said, believe it or not, people are actually stealing water. one homeowner whose tank owns 2300 gallons. over the past months someone has stole his water 8 times. they kick in their fence and drain the tank. it costs $275 to refill it. his daughter said it's unbearable. >> it's horrible. we go without showering, we

can't flush our toilets, we can't wash our hands when they get dirty. it's horrible. >> the family put a sign on the tank in an effort to detour thieves. they say surveillance cameras are the next step. some people in san francisco evisited their childhood yesterday a huge slip and slide was set up. it was part of a promotional stunt. social media spread the word. not a bad way to spend the day. that looks awesome. i had one when i was little and it was yellow. >> it wrecked the grass? >> it wrecked the grass. >> and my dad got mad. >> but it was fun. >> and a great day for that. the 70s and 80s for most of you. we have the marine layer. it's going to be disbursing throughout the morning hour. right now it's about 1,000 feet

deep. and about 64 later on this afternoon with breezy winds. we will tell you about the summertime feel to the forecast coming up next. >> lisa, thanks. also next, hunter pence takes -- hits a tape measure shot in arizona as the giants try to snap a six game skid. rick kwan has the highlights coming up in. sports. our favorite kind of what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too...

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tonight at the:00 on a -- at 9:00 on abc7. here's how is works. you download the app and log on with facebook or twitter. after each performance you get to vote. the app won't show you the vote yes since no one has performed, of course. about a couple of the judges show you how it works very quickly. >> swipe the blue arrow right for yes and red arrow left for no. it's in a simple. >> if you are over 18 your picture could appear on the actual show, unless you don't want it to. in which case you log out when you log into the app. it's simple and free on google play and itunes. so simple even i could do it. it's going to be a nice day. not too hot today? >> no. a couple degrees tomorrow and tuesday. today, if you liked yesterday,

we have more of that in store. i think some of the 80s coming down to the lower 80s in the inland valleys. right now live doppler 7hd shows the cloud cover along the coast and also the central coast. that's where temperatures will be coolest in the low 60s and we will have the typical microclimate spread today. here's of the east bay hills camera. you see the low clouds. it sits at about 1,000 feet. we look at much of that to retreat to the shoreline. good morning, san francisco. 53 for you. 56 in oakland and the sutro tower camera shows the marine layer. 51 napa with cloudy skies. 54 concord and livermore and the southwest winds up to 24 miles an hour by the delta. emeryville low clouds, patchy fog. a little bit of it this morning. then temperatures cool at the coast. upper 50s to mid-to low 67os. warm inland. the middle of the pattern

continues. by wednesday night perhaps a little rain in the north bay but much cooler conditions headed our way. but the steady sea breeze is what will keep that nice air conditioning at the shoreline. temperatures there are going to range anywhere from the low 60s to the mid-60s. the fog could pull away from parts of the north bay but overall little change through the middle of the week. then the stronger trough heads our way. highs today in the upper 70s in the sierra nevada to the southern sierra 93. san diego a seasonal 71 and 104 in palm springs. looks like temperatures spot-on normal today in the south bay. then we will see just a little bit of a bump tomorrow. it will come down a few degrees in the middle forecast week with that system and a slow recovery. much of the south bay very pleasant, not too hot. feeling pretty typical for this time of the year. in this afternoon mid-60s for

oakland, 64 at 1:00. look for 75 fremont. 70 santa cruz. you head out to the east bay valleys, 84 livermore with 78 vallejo. and in the city with the breezy winds, southwest winds 10 to 20 miles an hour, low to mid-60s. here's a look ahead a little warmer come tomorrow with the summer spread on tuesday. look for the cooler conditions on wednesday out ahead of the system that will mix out the marine layer. maybe a few drops in sonoma county and point rays and a back to a slow recovery friday and saturday. >> just a few counts? >> i'm going to count them. >> all right. lisa, thank you so much. in sports, this afternoon madison bumgarner takes the mound in arizona. last night the giants snapped a six game losing streak. here's the highlights in this morning's sports.

>> good morning. having lost six straight in nine of their last ten, the giants decided it was time for panic. called up top prospect joe panic. >> got his second chance and drew a walk. brandon mccarthy for three in the first and coleman brings home posey and sandoval. sandoval in three hits to make it 4-0 last night. d-backs made a comeback in the fourth. aaron hill singles off ryan vogelsong, and the lead was down to just one. but the giants go on to win. in the sixth hunter pence, a monster blast into the second deck. 6-4 the final. his 11th home run of the year. baseball is using instant replay this season but not for balls and strikes that. nearly cost the a's against boston. eckersley, who laid for both teams, the first pitch.

nearly gets a home run. it will bounce off the wall. he goes to third with a stand-up triple. followed with a sinking line drive. holt comes on to make a great diving catch but holt tags up to make it 1-0. in the eighth, they appear to strike out mike napoli to end the inning. they ruled a foul tip. the replay shows it was wrong. next pitcher in the dirt. hustles home and the game is tied. there would be a happy ending. in the tenth coco crisp singles him home with a game-winning run. a's win 2-1. it's become a tradition in oakland, win a game and you get a shaving cream pie. the u.s. returns to world cup play later today when they go up against portugal and their star rinaldo.

yesterday germany led. then just 9 minutes left ghana takes the lead. he breaks free and scores. germany would answer in the 71st minute off the corner kick he puts it in. goes to 10-over for his record-tieing 15th world cup goal. the match ended in a 2-2 draw. and the iranians kept it close, thanks to great defense. the keeper comes out to make a nice save. there was controversy in the 54th minute when iran's player is taken down in the box. no penalty given, which did not sit well with iran. it's 8 scoreless until one minute into stoppage time. he curls in the shot for the game winner. argentina advances with the 1-0 victory. that's sports. i'm rick kwan. have a great day. >> thank you very much. next, garden goats. how their grazing is helping clear the w

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>> good morning. i'm cornell bernard in for carolyn tyler today." let's start with a quick first look at the weather. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. we are looking at patchy fog in the city. 5:48 was the official sunrise setting at 8:45 and a nice-looking view. you can see some of the marine layer. we will lose two seconds of day light today. the first full day of summer. 49 in morgan hill. and looking at 54 half moon bay. in san jose with a clear start we are going to look for temperatures later on today in the south bay upper 70s, maybe a few 80s. low to mid-60s along the coast. west winds up to 20 and maybe a few gusts near 30 miles an hour along the cloudy san mateo coast. you could see maybe 87 in brentwood. we will tell you how long the