live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. millions of americans turn in to dramatic world cup action as the united states battles germany to stay in the match to play brazil. >> team u.s.a. lost a tough match against germany but they still advance based on outcam of the game between port began and ghana. germany took the lead in the 54th minute and a goal from mueller was enough to win the group. team u.s.a. still advances because portugal won and since

the two have the same record, america moves on based on goal scoring efficiency. >> it wasn't quite the crowd we saw on sunday at civic center lazy in san francisco, but, still, a solid turnout today for this match. we were flying high over the crowd in the early minutes of the game. from the sky, you can see many fans decked out in the red, white, and blue. >> around the nation, soccer fans gathered to watch team u.s.a. and this is what it looked like in southern california, much the same scene in washington, dc, where the district set up big screens in dupont circle for outdoor viewing party. >> in kansas city, missouri, thousands filled the enter entertainment district. >> after a biting incident, the governing soccer body found

italian player and he banned for four months from all soccer-related activities and pay as fine of $112,000, the most severe ever handed out for a world cup for onfield action. this is more world cup action this afternoon. you can see south korea and belgium on espn and algeria will take on russia on espn2. knick is talking to local fans and getting their reaction to the outcome of the united states and germany game. he will bring that to you with a report in a couple of minutes. >> we have breaking news in san francisco, a serious water main break at alameda and division street and part of the street has the potential for collapsing. our reporter joins us with more. still unsafe situation but quite a mess in the neighborhood, the source of the break is 500 yards behind me. this is as close as we could

get. take a look. sky 7 was over the seen minutes after the major water main broke about 9:00 a.m. on bryant street between division after a huge high pressure water line broke that is used for firefighting and the break happened because a new water line was being tested several blocks away and that caused an unexpected surge. >> before we could turn the new switch on we have to test it, in the process of testing, it could impact the older never treasure we trying to replace. >> did you know that was the risk to test this new line? >> i wouldn't say, did we know, but these types are very old. >> they are very old pipes and some up to 100 years old the officials stay a city own building has flooding inside when the water rushed law and

the big concern is the integrity of bryant street near alameda with engineers coming over -- combing over all of the payment to see if it is safe and the cars are being sold but we are told bryant will be closed for at least two days so the pavement can be examined after this major water main break. happening now, crews are still cleaning up from an accident that made a mess of the commute this morning in walnut creek. you can see from sky 7 a dump truck went over the center divide on interstate 680 near the north main street exit at 6:30 this morning and the truck blocked lanes in both directions. two people went to the hospital with minor injuries and five cars were damaged. lanes are still closed so crews can clean up the dirt and some fuel on the roadway. >> new this morning, a violent robbery attempt at the liquor store in san jose is caught on video and authorities are asking for the public's help to find the suspect.

katie marzullo joins us from the newsroom with incredible video. >> the video captures the suspect so get a good look, the land goes into the liquor store near the corner of mcdaniel in unincorporated san jose and distracts the clerk and slips behind the counter and grabs liquor and cigarettes. there is a confrontation and the robber throws bottles and gestures like he will hit the clerk and, then, the clerk goes after the robber with a broom. ultimately the man does throw the clerk to the ground and punches the clerk repeatedly. another customer was able to stop the attack. the suspect got away in a white car. you can see, there, what the suspect looks like. if you know anything about the case you are asked to call the santa clara county sheriff with the video on on website at abc7news.com. >> katie marzullo, thank you. today, san francisco police are expected to release new details of the man accused of setting a string of fires in the city

south of market over the past few weeks. police believe they have the person responsible under arrest. they released we surveillance video of the suspected arsonist and they have not releases his identity. >> police are hoping to return thousands of dollars in stolen property to their rightful owner after busting these three burglary suspects. under arrest, 20-year-old and his 35-year-old brother, ricardo, and 44-year-old, as well. police were investigating a break in at a bmw motorcycle dealership on old middle-field way and they stumbled on the stole jewelry at a home. miss say they found hundreds of items and jewelry including gold rings and necklaces and earrings. we posting pictures of the stolen goods on our website at abc7news.com. >> hillary clinton is in san francisco right now for a book signing at book passages at the ferry building. a thousand people bought tickets

and many hope to hear her announce she will run for president. amy hollyfield joining us with that story. >> while they did not get the announcement they hoped for but a lot of people used their window of time with her to tell her they really hope she will run. >> in case she had any doubt, hillary clinton wasn't sure this morning in san francisco that she had a lot of support and her supporters want her to run for president. >> i told her we needed her in washington. she thanked me. >> she appeared at boos passages to sign copies of her you book "hard choices," and 1,000 ticket holders got a brief couple of seconds with the former secretary of state and for some it was emotional. >> it did make me cry. i didn't expect to cry. but it was a wonderful expense. i really hope she wins. >> it want just bay area locals who stood in line to meet

clinton, many visitors extended their vacation. >> i'm from kentucky visiting my children so someone tagged me on facebook and said this is your thing. yes, it is my thing. >> clinton did not reveal her political plans. a presidential run seemed to be on the mind of everyone. >> she seemed healthy and ready to run. yes. yes. amazing. >> the signing just wrapped up and hillary clinton seemed to enjoy herself saying this is the prettiest bookstore on her tour. >> thank you, amy. more now on the coverage of the world cup. as we said, team u.s.a. lost to germany 1-0 but it is still advancing. nick is in san jose where the bay area fans have been glued to the game. nick? >> you know, eric, that is the key point: they still advance,

so they have a knock out round. this was pack add few seconds ago and i wanted the match to continue so you can see a full section of fans. they here to support. >> each world cup game is like super bowl. >> before the world one waitresses and bartenders would know everyone here but world cup fever changed that and diehard and new team u.s.a. fans come here to cheer on america's team. a san jose earthquakes infielder says this energy gives players the extra push. >> they feed off the negative of the fans. >> with the united states poised to advance with a win or ties many fans took the day off. >> i have to go to work later and it was planned. >> or enjoyed an extended coffee break. >> i'm a soccer fan but it is nice to see everyone get in the soccer mood. >> world can wait. the world cup only comes every four hours.

>> we are on edge. we are playing well. even though germany is really good. >> the strong performance by team u.s.a. so hard has a jaw crushing jaw notwithstanding with portugal getting mainstream appear that seems to have taken the sport to a new level due in large part to the fans. >> what is a perfect civilian? >> stands for 90 minutes and screams every chance they get. >> don't exhale yet because we will get a chance to do this again because team u.s.a. will play the winner of group h on tuesday night. >> thank you, knick. >> there is much more still ahead. a criminal with a crowbar breaks into mailboxes and it is all caught on video. do you recognize this man? >> thousands of gallons down the drain, why did a bay area city let a water break go for a week

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take a close look at this surveillance video showing a male theft, and this well addressed man used a crowbar to pry on the cover and steal mail from all 26 boxes.

we saw imempty them out and he came back to take packages that were delivered. so brazen. the thief noticed the security camera monitoring the boxes and he doesn't seem to care and police are investigating. >> investigators today are looking into the cause of a transformer fire, this occurred shortly before 10:00 last night, and thick smoke forcing officials to close interstate 280 at the national laboratory for a time. officials say the fire appears to have started in an electrical switching cabinet. it was brought under control in 45 minutes and the laboratory is operated by stanford university for research into particle and chemical reactions. >> we have results this morning after abc started asking questions about a water leak in a san jose neighborhood. brian johnson reported the problem in front of his house on friday. the water leaked not stop and this leaked for six days with a

loss of 172,000 gallons of water in the middle of the drought, and the san jose water company says that by law, it has to give other utility companies two business days to america their line before a crew can safely begin digging. shortly after abc called, a crew fixed the leak. >> a director victory for abortion opponents today at the supreme court. in a unanimous decision the justices ruled a 35' buffer zone around a massachusetts abortion clinic is a violation of the first amendment and this is a video of demonstrators outside the supreme court and the chief justice said this violates the free speech of the protesters. this could have a your impact on other laws. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> thank you. good morning from the broadcast center, we will look back in time and see if you have measurable rain in your neighborhood great this morning. today, it will be cooler-than-average, but that is it, big warming trend coming up

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covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. giants fans will be back at at&t farm when the giants open a series against the cincinnati reds. the team is feeling the glow from the historic performance of lincecum yesterday.

>> on the ground. lincecum has done it again! >> that was his second no-hitter against the padres in less than a year. he is the first pitcher in a century to pitch two no-hitters again the same team shutting down the padres striking out six and walking just one. >> this picture was tweeted by the giants after the game showing the game ball and his hat, both items, now, will be sent to the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown, new york. >> so good, so young, so wonderful. >> speaking of confidence, meteorologist mike nicco will tell us with 100 percent accuracy what will happen with our weather. >> all right, we will give it a shot by looking at what is going on behind me. look how much cleaner the air is. we can see unlimited air unless you are near the coast into possible angel island and

alcatraz we have low clouds. look at sfo, we had rain there this morning, and it is still causing 50-minute flight arrival delays but that is better than earlier, and rocky ridge in the east bay hills is .08", and hayward and mountain view and los altos, all .01" of rain today. the winds are blowing in the dry and less humid air mass so we have an increase in sun but the coast, too, will see more sunshine. expect it to be partly cloudy like over san jose right now, and a little breezy, with a dry pattern returning foam after a last chance of drizzle at the coast and the heat wave will build especially inland, sunday through the back half of the forecast on wednesday. you can see bay waters are choppy here and there but not too bad. four to eleven degrees cooler-than-average on the coolest day of the forecast with the front moving through while we were sleeping kicking up a

minute amount of rain and the low is moving to the north and it will stay that way and behind it you see the dry air moving in which is the mainstay through the forecast moving failure. temperatures, today, are from 61 at half moon bay to mid-to-upper 60's through most of the bay shore to 70's down in south bay and the north bay and we could touch 80 inland east bay for the warm spots so flee air conditioning for everyone, even if you are headed to the fair we get a break from the heat today and it is 69 and we top out in the mid 70's and drop back to 59 by the time it closes. i cannot guarantee another no-hitter but it will be cool at the pack tonight at 60 degrees at 7:15 dropping to 56 and tonight the temperatures are cooler everywhere, the clouds are back, though, with the best chance of drizzle at the coast. tomorrow, we will have extra sunshine and temperatures rebounding two- to four-degrees, saturday we back to average and

look at the string of mid-to-upper 90, sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday inland with mid-80's around the bay and upper 60's to nearly 70 degrees along the coast. it will still stay refreshing. back to you. >> a lot happening around the bay area this week. >> our traffic reporter has suggestions on things to do where you live. >> the nation's largest lgbt ride sell operation is this week, the same "color you are world with pride," with world renowned performers and speakers and guests for the 44th annual pride celebration and parade taking place on sunday, along market street. do expect more traffic impacts. out-of-this-world experience awaits. in oakland. the evolution expo lands at city center. you can meet real astronauts, engineers and scientists and

early links that play them on t. gusts include big bang theory and real life scientists for the three-day expo that features discussions of space and other science workshops. >> soak up california sun and none in novato with local beer and bocci ball. of course, don't drink and drive. visit our website for more information on the events. >> still ahead, what could be the most unusual thing to come out of the google conference going on right now in san francisco. >> we will tell you about google cardboard

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at 4:00, a new video getting a lot of attention online with a great message for young girls. researchers say it is more dangerous than driving or living a sedentary life. what many of us do every day could double the risk of an early death. >> google's gift to those attending the annual developers conference is all the buzz.

if you remember the viewmaster it was a plastic box like this all you have to do is build it, strap your droid phone inside, and download the companion app called cardboard that allows you to run several virtual reality demos including this and you can look around a hall of miles an hour recovers or view youtube video. it is like a hand made virtual reality headset. >>

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