>> good morning, everyone, i'm cornell bernard in for care loin tyler today. let's start with a quick first look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. the warmup is underway. north winds will allow temperatures to climb into the 80s in the inland east bay and 90s. here's a look at santa cruz where temperatures today starting out in the 50s. going for a high about 79. 350 napa. 60 by the delta and concord checking in with 50 with a clear sky. 56 livermore. if you are getting set to head into the city for the pride celebration today, temperatures by 10:00 in the 60s. low 70s 1:00. mid-70s by 4:00. it will stay very comfortable with a light breeze out there through the 7:00 hour. we will talk about a little mini heat wave coming our way and how long it will last and how warm it will get. cornell.

>> thank you, developing news out of antioch where authorities are investigating a shooting. officials with contra costa fire say two helicopters and ambulances were called to a scene. not exactly sure how many people were shot. we will bring you the updates as they become available. a suspect is in custody following a high-speed chase in -- that ended in a police shooting. it happened along highway 4 in pittsburgh. at one point the suspect stopped and let a boy under 18 out of the truck. then ran to his vehicle and police cars opened fired outside of martinez. the suspect is taken to the medical center and is expected to be okay. the chase and shooting is under investigation this morning. developing news out of concord where one person is critically injured after driving their vehicle off a freeway. it happened after midnight on

highway 4 at the solano way exit. no information on the identity of the person or what caused the accident. >> in san francisco police are investigating a shooting in front of a subway restaurant last night. a man was shot around 7:00. he was taken to san francisco general and is expected to survive. it is gay pride weekend. it also included fundraising. sergio quintana has more. >> for some, this is all new. >> i love it. it is celebrated -- i've never been to a party like that in my life. >> and for others it's a chance to be with friends and celebrate diversity. >> i love my best friend and she's gay, so why in the celebrate with her. >> this year's crowd similar to last year when there was a major turnout because of decisions in the u.s. supreme court over same-sex marriage. >> before the march we saw a couple exchanging vows in the

middle of a sea of people. now court case necessary other states are expanding those rights. >> we are seeing marriage being made legal across the country. we are really making great advances. >> the pink party is put on every year by the sisters of professional indulgence. many in the group returned from a historic visit to gay pride in china. >> they look to us because of our experience and knowledge with lgbt history and fundraising. all things that are relatively new to that community. >> it is part of a planned documentary of the ses centers of professional indulgence. abc7 news. thank you, sergio. the parade begins this morning at 10:30 at beale and market. drivers might want to avoid the area because there will be a number of street closers and a lot of people. bart is running longer trains today. muni will be rerouted.

muni rerouted to mission street. >> and the pink triangle went up. it has been adopted by the guy community as a symbol of pride and remembrance. an observe answer nationwide, abc7 is spotlighting lgbt consult in your opinion the bay area. today we recognize icon phillies. she and her wife were the first same sex couple to be legally married in san francisco back in 2004. here she's holding a photo ofdel, who passed away in 2008. you can find more on instagram. >> there's been a huge pot bust in bay county. on tuesday and wednesday of last week the narcotics task force found and destroyed more than

38,000 marijuana plants. the sheriff's department sent us these pictures. the plants were growing in corn fields and vacant lots. a man under arrest tried to escape. the man was handcuffed in the back of this patrol car yesterday morning. he had been arrested for suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance. officers say he somehow got his hands in front of his body and forced his way into the driver's seat. the cruiser ended up on the poles after the man broke through a garage door. the man now faces four additional and a lot more serious charges. happening today. several almeda county law enforcement agencies and emergency responders will be participating in a training exercise in san leandro. the exercise will focus on the response to an act of shooting incident and will be based on data from similar incidents nationwide. am immediata county fire department, sheriff's department, paramedics and police agencies from several cities will participate. the exercise will be held at the

bayfield center on 14th street at 6:00 p.m. tonight. family of a missing gilroy woman is offering a $5,000 reward to help find her. 39-year-old naomi was last seen leaving her sisters home on foot last sunday. she didn't have her purse or cell phone with her. she's hispanic, 5'5", 150 pounds. she was last seen wearing a baseball cap, a jacket, capri pants and light blue shoes. in arizona firefighters are getting the upper hand on a fire burning from thursday. lighter winds are helping crews make progress of a 5,000-acre fire burning near the new mexico border. nearly 1,000 structures are threatened. a gas line break and two explosions helped fuel a house fire yesterday afternoon. the fire started in the home garage. caused some acetylene tanks to explode. as the fire spread, the gas line ruptured and crews had to back off and wait for pg&e to shut

off the gas. everyone got out safely. >> it's a very nervous week for firefighters. fireworks stands opened yesterday in some cities. san bruno, firefighters handed out a letter from the city explaining the rules. they are designed to prevent injury and fires. fireworks can only be used on private property in san bruno. to make sure people are following the rules, firefighters will have extra patrols out on july 4th. >> it's left up to the individual. there's always the extra concern. you can't watch everybody. >> i was driving by yesterday and the hills -- there's no green. that would be my worry that a fire starts over there. >> the hayward fire department taught people living in the hayward woods and area how to clear at all grass and brush from their homes to reduce firefighters -- or the fire danger there. take a look. fireworks are legal had these communities. sales began yesterday in most of

the cities but you can only set the fireworks off in the city where you bought them. it's official today, the gloves can come off in california restaurants. yesterday jerry brown repealed a law requiring them to using gloves or utensils when handling food. it was designed to prevent disease but chefs complained it was too restrictive and required unnecessary waste. minimum wage will go up to one dollars an hour to nine dollars an hour. in a radio address yesterday, they said it will help working class and middle class families. >> this moderate increase will help put hormone in the pockets of hard works californians. it will generate consumer spend fourth a much-needed boost to the economy. >> it comes at president obama and other democrats push to increase the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. lisa is here. and a big weekend.

the pride parade just a few hours away. going to be nice, right? >> going to be very nice. we will be in the 60s by about 10:00. right any we are 60 degrees in concord. here's a look at the eastern hills camera looking back into the city. the temperatures will climb and as well as the fire danger. we will talk about how hot it's going to get when we return. >> also next, the in inspirational bay area athletes showing off their unique style and what you can learn from it. >> the moment earns $2,300 in cash but says her bank won't give it to her.

heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything.

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>> right before the 4th of july holiday a new terrorist threat from war torn iraq and syria. george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with president obama today on "this week" to discuss the threats and the president's fears and concerns. you can catch it right here on abc7 at 8:00.

a credit card everyone loves because it has cash-back rewards. you spend money and you get cash back. but 7 on your side's michael finney said it's not always easy. it's not always easy to collect. >> pat davis of san lorenzo has been a happy customer of citibank since it opened up in town. >> they have all of my retirement and trust money. >> so it was puzzling when this little problem cropped up. >> maybe i'm just not sharp enough. >> it seems pat has earned $23.29 in cash back rewards on her citibank credit card. but citibank won't give her the money. >> they said it is our policy. >> this all began when pat decided to stop using her card. in part because it doesn't have her photo on it. >> i like a card with my picture because that way no one can steal it and go in and say they are me. >> she cut the card in half, then tried to cash in her rewards. >> and then found out, oh, no, no, you have to keep using it. >> citibank told her she had to

spend more money and build her rewards to at least $50 before she could collect any cash back. however, with rewards at 1% of purchases, she would have to spend $5,000 to earn $50 back. >> i'm one of the little people, and we little people simply don't spend that much money. >> she admits she probably did not notice the $50 minimum in the cardholder agreement. and she admits $23 is a small amount. but says it raises a big question. >> what happens to that money? what about all of the $23 and $25 and $10 that people have earned? >> citibank would only say it is policy. pat said you wouldn't know it by looking at the statement. >> it says cash back earned. it doesn't say maybe earned. that's when i e-mailed a note to

michel finney to say what happens to this money? >> we posed that money to citibank. it didn't say where leftover rewards end up, telling us the terms and conditions specify that an automatic redemption will occur when a minimum of $50 has been earned. and that checks cannot be issued for less than $50. pat isn't planning to spend $5,000 to get her $50 back but she's still happy with her bank mostly. >> i earned it. why won't they give it to me? >> the lesson, read the cardholder agreement before you sign up for a rewards card. many banks require you to spend a certain amount before you can collect. others give you cash back as you earn it. be sure to read the tiny print. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> thank you, michael. yesterday's world cup match between brazil and chile totally blew up on twitter. twitter reported 16.4 million tweets during the course of the

gaming. the most sent in any match in world cup history. [cheers and applause] >> san francisco valley soccer fans celebrated with brazil when they clinched the win yesterday. you can watch the usa-belgium game tuesday at civic center plaza. the u.s. game kicks off at. the sister network espn is carrying today's world cup matches live at 9:00 a.m. the netherlands versus mexico and 1:00 temperature costa rica and greece. the world cup has a lot of us glued to soccer on tv, of course. but power soccer is inspiring people in all the people in the bay area. powered soccer is played by people in wheelchairs. which met up with a bay area team that just returned home after winning the national

championship. >> reporter: it's not a sport for the slow or weak. this is power soccer. it's a four-on-four sport played just like tradition signal soccer, except these athletes are in wheelchairs. they train hard. the work recently paid off. they recently won the national championship in indianapolis. >> we trained really hard to win the national; and we deserve it. >> stanley scored 13 goals that day. but the confidence stanley displays now hasn't always been there. before power soccer, he was a different person. >> it's life-changing. got a lot of confidence, leadership skills. >> a range of disabilities are present on this court. but once the ball is down and the game starts, the symptoms seem to disappear and all that exists is the game. the one pushing them toward success is head coach chris finn.

he not only led them to a national win, but put the national u.s. power soccer team to the top during the world cup in brazil. he admits this sport also changed his life. >> i played soccer as a little kid and thought to myself, wow, i can play a sport again after i suffered my disability. >> he became a quadriplegic after a fall 20 years ago and now he lives soccer. he is passing on that passion one goal and one win at a time to his players on wheels. in berkeley, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. happening today, officials at levi stadium in santa clara will practice what it's like to have an actual event at the venue. this is only a drill, though. officials will close streets, set up barricades and test traffic systems. it's in preparation for the stadium's first event in august,

an m.l.s. match between the earthquakes and the sounders. the 49ers are scheduled to play their first preseason home game at the stadium on august 17th. hard to believe it's here already. the stadium looks beautiful. a lot of people heading to the pride parade in a few hours and it's going to be beautiful, right? >> that's right. a warmup starts today with plenty. 90s. some could see a 730 degrees at the coast near stinson. mid-and upper 60s with sunny skies the next couple days at ocean beach. a few wisps of clouds right now. 2 1/2 mile visibility half moon bay but that will not last. we will look for a mild day there with the heat over our east bay hills. from vollmer peak you see the haze. air quality will be going down. fire danger going up as the temperatures go up as well. morgan hill 54, half moon bay with a little bit of fog, 54. 55 in san francisco.

oakland checking in at 57, as well as san carlos and headed down to the beach maybe. santa cruz today in the upper 70s with the layth southwest wind throughout the afternoon. not much for breeze out there. 60 by the delta, as well as concord with 56 in livermore. low 50s for santa rosa and 50 in napa. he is breeze will develop by the afternoon. that's due to all the heat that will be happening in the east bay valleys. it will pull in some of the cooler air. a look right now at the golden gate bridge, which is clear. look for warm to hot conditions today with 100-degree heat inland tomorrow and minor cooling on tuesday. the work week ahead looks to be above average for pretty much all of the bay and inland communities. so as we start out this morning, we've got that northerly push beginning, and that's because high pressure is beginning to build in. as it gets closer to the coast and strengthens. that's where we will see the temperatures really warm up. so the hottest day tomorrow and then the ridge begins to slide

off to the east and we will get a little cooling in here with the return of this pretty good fog. by noontime low 80s around almeda. the fair happening through july 6th. we are looking at low 90s by 3:00. still warm 7:00, 12 degrees. comfortable. 11:00 upper 60s. going to be a warm night tonight. 92 morgan hill. 8400 any available, mid-80s san jose. 85 menlo park and 79 san mateo. with clear conditions we will have the sea breeze, upper 50s in the sunset. low 70s downtown. 85 in novato. upper 60s to near 90 from calistoga and into the mid-90s clear lake. near east bay pretty nice. 78 hayward. 84 in castro valley. a warm day. but getting hot here as the triple digits getting close to the delta and brentwood at 98. concord and livermore low 90s. the accuweather seven-day forecast calls for temperatures to claim today from the upper

60s coastside, near 830s. and mid-90s inland. warmer tomorrow and the slight cool down. fog returns tuesday. it will stay patchy at the coast the rest of the week. the fourth of july looking warm inland. low 70s and comfortable around the bay and 60s at the coast. we will let you know how warm it will be in your community by keeping track of bay area weather at twitter at live doppler 7hd. you don't need a sweatshirt or jacket or anything if you are coming into the city for the pride day parade today. it will being perfect. >> a lot of people visiting saying is it always like this the end of june in in the usually. you are lucky to get the weather. thank you so "rising star" is back with a group from northern california. the group "trinity" will hit the stage tonight. >> he are excite to be here. it's insane to know your future can be made or broken in a matter of a minute or so. >> everything on the wall. it's crazy. >> the show makes you the judge

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but that clears quickly and we will see sunny skies with temperatures pretty close to 70 at some beaches. low 70s in the city with mid-and upper 80s in the santa clara valleys. mid-90s aroy in the east bay valleys and maybe some upper 90s out toward the delta. we are talking about more warmth coming our way tomorrow. tomorrow will be the hottest day. i'll tell you how hot and when we get relief as july enters the picture coming up. cornell. >> thank you, lisa.

>> president obama is seeking more than $2 billion if respond to the flood of immigrants illegally crossing the u.s. - mexican border. and also to help immigrant parents traveling without their parents. we have the latest. >> the drive to avert a humanitarian crisis and help tens of thousands of immigrant children along the mexican border is gathering steam. >> we can't help all, but we can help some. >> dallas county judge, clay jenkins, on saturday, promises dallas is stepping up and offering temporary housing for 2,000 children caught coming to texas without parents. >> we are going to take these parents from chain linked enclosers and put them in passionate care. >> over 50,000 children have swept over the border since october. federal law said the children must be transferred to the custody of the health and human services department within 72 hours after their arrest for illegally crossing the board, -- the border, and then placed with families until a hearing in

immigration court. but the wave of children have overwhelmed the system and now children remain for weeks in makeshift detention centers. on saturday house minority leader nancy pelosi joined a growing list of members of congress visiting a border patrol holding center in brownsville, texas. the fact is these are children and we have a moral responsibility to address it in a dignified way. >> reporter: that, and reduce the massive border crossing my minors. the president issued a stern warning. >> do not send your children to the borders. if they do make it they will get sent back. >> immigrants arriving from latin america say they are fleeing gang violence and crushing poverty. michelle franson, abc news, new york. north korea has fired two short range missles else. it comes days after they tested

new precision-guided missiles. the series of missile and artillery tests earlier this year caused tensions with their rival south korea. >> knew this morning. a cruise ship carrying more than 3,000 people forced to turn around from it's start out from a port in seattle following a fire onboard a cruise ship. there were no injuries. the company said the small fire broke out in one of the ship's boiler rooms and was quickly extinguished. the ship is operational and they expect it to leave again once inspections are complete. it was beginning a seven-day alaska cruise when the fire happened. new details on the saga of a live in in nanny who wouldn't help and wouldn't leave. a new twist in the story. >> we just want to hear what you have to say. >> it's come down to this. a 64-year-old nanny sleeping in her car, shielding herself from tv cameras, all while the family she once lives with. anxiously waits to see if she'll return to their house whether her belongings remain behind the bedroom door. >> if i want to see this room,

you won't let me inside? >> we can't let you inside. this is now," by court, by law, this is her domain. >> the family said they feel like prisoners in their own home. they fired their nanny three weeks ago, but strut ton refuses to go. >> in this situation you feel helpless. you feel victimized. >> they hired her back in march after she answered the craigslist ad seeking a nanny to care for three kids in exchange for room and board. the family said she was great at first, but then complained of health problems and locked herself in her room all day. now the family has put a bike on -- a bike lock on the refrigerator. >> i do it tight so she can't even put her hand in there and pull things out. >> and taken her in. but she said she's a tenant and has all the rights that come with it. she has not commented and watch what happened when a tv station was rolling as the father served

her with court papers. >> why won't leave? >> the eviction process could take weeks, even months. abc news, upland, california. happening today, the bay area's first southern baptist churches is closing after 50 years. the trinity baptist church will have their last service. a farewell service is planned. a new congregation, the ocean view bible will renovate and remodeling the church last month and plans to open to the community later to year. police have identified a person of interest in a liquor store robbery attack caught on camera nearly two weeks ago. take a look. surveillance video shows the robber throwing liquor bottles and trying to punch the clerk at tip top liquor in san jose. the clerk didn't back down and

went on the offensive with a gardening tool. he had a cut ball wasn't injured. yesterday the police released this photo. a.25-year-old justin johnson is the person of interest, who also has two outstanding warrants for his arrest. n.a.s.a. has succeeded testing a spacecraft that could be used on mars. it is saucer-shaped with a parachute. it can, in theory deliver heavy equipment and supplies to mars. it can go 34 miles above the earth where the atmosphere is similar to mars. there was one problem, the parachute didn't fully deploy, but n.a.s.a. still considered the test to be a success. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, food can be a piece of art, really. especially in the hands of a former tech types. food like you've never seen it before and how you can see it firsthand. here's a shot from our sutro camera looking from the golden gate bridge. it will be a beautiful day. the pride parade just hours away. folks coming into san francisco for that. lisa argen will have your full forecast coming up in a few

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>> good morning. coming back at you this morning with a shot of our emeryville camera lacking toward san francisco. it's going to be a big day in the city. pride parade starts at 10:30, beale and market streets. and the giants play at 1:05 today. so far no traffic on the bay bridge. come on in. lisa argen is going to have your

forecast in a few minutes. a new homeless program is rolling around the streets of san francisco. this retrofitted muni bus is a retrofit. it has showers and toilets for homeless people on board. it hooks up to a fire hydrant to get water. they buy the water from the city. a woman got the idea after she saw a homeless woman crying that she would never be clean again. >> it's about restoring dignity and reconnecting people with humanity. if you are dirty, it's hard to feel positive about your life and take the steps you might want to take to lift yourself out of your circumstances. >> the pilot program will run until then of the year. they hope to have as many as five buses capable of providing 1800 showers a week. doing good work there. a beautiful day in the bay area. it will being hot had the east bay.

>> that's definitely the operative word, nice here and temperatures in the 70s. santa cruz upper 70s and near 80s and a light wind. the sea breeze kicks in but just modestly. even warmer ahead for part of july. we will talk about it when we return. >> thank you. also next, in need of a win. the giants rally in the bottom of the ninth against the reds to force extra innings. could they pull out the game? mike shumann has the highlights coming up in sports.

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>> back with a view from the exploratorium camera. is that a picture-perfect postcard shot or what? lisa argen has the forecast coming up in a few minutes. this week a new exhibit is open in the bay area, and it may change the way you think about food, from fruit to pasta. it's about the art and science of cooking. david louie has the story from san jose tech museum. >> you may think this is modern art, but it's a photo of the round worm. its in pork. not appetizing once you realize what it is. it's a collection of nearly 80 large photos on display at the tech museum, exploring the science and technology of food and cooking.

it's a brainchild of nathan, microsoft's former chief technology officer. his passion for food led him to go to work in a restaurant and go to cooking school in france. listen to his excitement over what he calls an exploded diagram of a burger. >> not only is it cool looking, it shows you how to assemble it. shows you all the layers clearly and distinctly. once you squish it into the burger, you can't see the layers or how it is made. >> he cuts apart ovens, pots and pans and even grills to show you how it cooks. >> with those photos, it's easier to say, yeah, i understand what happens in my boiler when i boil something. i understand when i roast a turkey. >> the photographs became part of a 2500 page multi-volume book called "modernist cuisine." he uses the photo of a pork leg to show why some animals have both dark and white meat. they have extra cells for walking. they store extra cells for tasks such as walking. >> typically the legs are the dark meat with the endurens muscles. and the wings, white meat,

doesn't have to run for a long period of time, a short burst of energy. >> the photo exist aims >> it demystifying how food cooks but does it take away the magic of culinary arts? >> the more you know about food and how beautiful it is. i'm not sure. i'm not sure it's possible to take the magic out of food. in san jose, abc7 news. >> i think i might postpone my breakfast just a bit. show runs through september 1st. the california drought is also affecting boaters on lakes marinas. the water level is 412 feet and it's too low for boats. usually 450 feet this time of year. owners have to move their boats to an upper-level parking area or be fined by the harbor master. it will be a hot day in san francisco. a beautiful day if you are coming in for the pride parade that starts in a few hours.

>> and also high fire danger. fog will be minimal when it comes back on tuesday. there was a wisp or two of fog around half moon bay. it's all but disappeared and live doppler 7hd showing the clear conditions. boy, we will notice the warmup today. anywhere from 5 to 8 degrees warmer. especially here atop vollmer peak. you see the haze and temperatures in the city are in the mid-50s. pleasant for san francisco. oakland 57. 58 san jose. overnight lows a lot milder into monday night as well. we retain all of that warmth. san jose starting out sunny and temperatures will climb quickly today. 60 by the delta, as well as concord. 56 in livermore. still a cool 50 in napa and 54 in novato. and the golden gate bridge with a lot of sunshine. temperatures today will warm through the 60s at the coast. maybe close to 70.

point raise, stinson beach. but ocean beach and half moon bay, pacifica, sunny skies. a nice afternoon and comfortable weather. tomorrow we could see some 70s near the coast. near 100-degree heat inland and tuesday as the weak weather system visits us and bringing us a possibility of maybe thunderstorms northern mountains and into the sierra nevada tuesday. but today owing all about the lack of fog and high pressure which is sitting offshore that continues to build, getting closer to the coast. so upper-level winds will be going slightly offshore. we still will have a sea breeze right at the immediate shoreline. that will keep numbers in the upper 60s. kind of mild for monterey. 83 los angeles. the heat is in northern california and the interior. boy, the closer you get to the delta, we are looking at some very warm weather. using livermore as a gauge, today in the 90s. 101 for monday. we are looking at temperatures slowly coming down. but still above average with

upper 80s returning for the 4th of july. heading into the city, probably need a light jacket or nothing at all with temperatures climbing through the 60s through the 10:00, 11:00 hour. low to mid-70s by 4:00 and a low sea breeze right at the coast. we are lacking at numbers above average with plenty of 80s and 90s. 79 in oakland. but 90 up in napa. mid-90s toward the delta with temperatures in the mid-90s for livermore, as well. morgan hill 92 degrees. if you are head today at&t park today, it will be a mild to warm one with temperatures in the 60s by 1:00. upper 60s. low 70s 4:00. bring sun block and a hat. accuweather seven-day forecast, warmest day tomorrow, tool cooler tuesday. minimal fog on wednesday and thursday allow the numbers to still stay in the upper 80s to near 09s inland. and the 4th of july looking

pretty seasonal out there with low clouds and fog not absent, but shouldn't be causing a problem for the fireworks. >> and the fire danger going to continue the next couple of days? >> yeah. all throughout the summer. the hottest weather is usually september. we are in the thick of it, for sure. >> if you are heading to san francisco, a rare event where you do not need a jacket. >> warmer tomorrow too. >> yeah. bring one just in case. lisa, thank you so much. in sports, this afternoon the giants will send tim hudson to the mound, hoping to avoid being swept at home by the reds. last night the giants lost for their 14th time in the last 18 games. here's mike shumann with highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the giants are in a serious drought. they lost 14 of their last 17. they lost two straight. took 11 innings before the giants took it on for the third straight game. matt cain hasn't won since may 13th but he was ready to roll.

the bottom of five, back to the pitcher, simon. crawford scores. 1-0 g-men. top of six, cain. strikes out joey votto. he went seven innings, gave up 6 hits, no strikeouts, 4 runs. 1-0, giants in the ninth. sergio romo. brandon phillips says not so fast a two-run shot. 7th of the year. 2-1, cincinnati. bottom of ninth. tenth inning. buster posey. doubles home hunter pence. game now tied at two. we are going to go extra innings. top of 11th with two outs in the bases loaded. zack cozart sing else. a five-run 11th. and the reds hand the giants their third straight loss. 7-3 victory. giants only one up on the dodgers. a's in miami jump out to the 4-0 lead, but the marlins scored four unanswered. sunny gray gave up five runs in five innings. the second rbi of the game. jed lowrie comes across.

6-5, a's took care of sean doolittle little scoreless streak. thousand tied at 6. we go to the extra. top of 14th, two outs. right up the gut. hustling from second. he's going to beat the throw. and the a's win it 7-6 for their 50th win of the season. all right. shocker at wimbledon yesterday. top-seeded serena williams was eliminated. the rain stopped play for over four hours. when they resume she wins 6-1. takes the second set. very athletic move and she gets the only break in the third. the drop shot here. she will hold on to win it three sets. serena not made it to the quarterfinals in four of the last five majors. and sharapova and roger federer advance. that's how the ball bounces.

i'm mike shumann. see you again at five. have a great day. >> thank you very much. next, more hidden cash in the bay area. clues that could help you get a head start in finding the money today in the east bay. woah, this kitchenelcome ho! looks beautiful. hey mom!

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>> check your tickets. here's the winning numbers from last night's $80 million power ball draw. 8," 12, 34, 43, 56. the power ball 9. nobody picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot grows to $90 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $16 million super lotto plus draw. 18, 27, 29, 38, 42. the meganumber 24. nobody picked all six numbers in that draw either. wednesday's jackpot increases to $17 million. good luck. >> happening today, more hidden cash is coming to the bay area. this time in the east bay. today's hidden cash will be placed in oakland. jason busi, the millionaire benefactor behind the cash, sent a series of tweets about oakland yesterday. one mentioned oakland children's fairyland. another showed this, a pet center stuffed with cash.

could those be st. louis you be the judge. hidden cash also promises to be in madrid and plans to return to southern california very soon. the mystery continues. >> i love that. >> pride parade coming up in a few hours. going to be beautiful here. very hot in the east bay? >> no fog. we will look for plenty of 60s by about 10:00 and then the afternoon will feature highs in the low 70 he is with a light sea breeze in the cities. mid-60s half moon bay, low 80s richmond. look for the mid-and upper 80s in parts of the south bay. mid-and upper 90s for some by the delta. even hotter tomorrow and slightly cooler tuesday. then we will have patchy fog, very patchy, the rest of the week, including the 4th. >> right. sunscreen today? >> big time. >> thanks, lisa. thanks for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. the news continues online, on facebook and all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. abr7 news continues at 9:00. gma is next. have a great day, everybody!

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