>> temperatures were approaching triple digits today. looking at abc7 live doppler 7hd, skies clear, weaker sea breeze, temperatures coming up, 98 in livermore, fairfield, 94, morgan hill, 91, redwood city. 84, oakland. 87, san jose. san francisco, 7 , comforted by the sea breeze, and half moon bay, 66. if it was too hot for you today, wait until you see how much toastier it's going to get. i'll let you know when you get some relief from the heat. today's heat caused problems in morgan hill. power was knocked out to 3300 pg&e customers this afternoon. tiffani wilson is live from morgan hill where pg&e is still working on the problem. reporter: they are still working on that but, ama, here's a

reminder just how dangerous it can be when a circuit goes out. the force of the overload sent the grate several inches before the sidewalk and the bolts and screws weapon flying, landing on a nearby car and caught fire. fortunately the owner of the car was able to put the small fire out. repairs have not been is a quick for customers in intersections without power. electricity went out during the giants game this afternoon and 1800 customers are still waiting on the repair. it is 98 degrees here today. and we spoke to one family who says their thermostat rows from a comfortable 70 something to 85 degrees. one woman who is painting her house went to four different stores looking for ice but it was sold out. another woman went for a walk to buy ice cream and cold water but it was melting and she can relate.

>> i feel like i'm melting. it's really hot out here today. even the wind is hot. >> it is warm. it's warm. always arm. i love it here, though, but it's warm. >> now, the good news is, pg&e expects to have the power restored to everyone by 6:15 or so. so, it's very soon but expected to be even hotter here tomorrow so a lot of folks hoping the power holds, and in alameda, the fire department there says that they have had to treat 30 or so people for heat exhaustion who are out at the fair, and so they're offering the advice to drink plenty of fluids, even if you're not thirsty, because that can help you out in this hot, hot weather in morgan hill, abc7 news. >> good advice. thank you. tens of thousands of people lined the streets of san francisco for the pride parade. a celebrates of lgbt heritage and liberation and this year more than ever corporate

sponsors were happy to join the festivities. neck smith has more. >> the names you recognize, bank of america, wells fargo, apple, facebook, google, kaiser permanent men day -- -- spending hundreds of dollars let the lgbt community know they want those pink dollars. true to tradition, dykes on bikes got things started. thousands lined both sides of market street, this attorney who devoted four years to bring down the defense of marriage act is one of this year's grand marshals. >> every american, no matter who they are, no matter who they love no matter the size of their bank account or their gender, has equal dignity under the law in this country. >> looking to tap into this bank accounts, big business. >> the fact they want to be here shows we're at a tipping point. >> it's a marketplace and a statement.

>> some feel the infusion of corporate cash has given the parade mainstream acceptance. >> really good companies do this, their heart is in it, they're supporting, and that wouldn't have happened years ago. >> displays of love where everywhere. >> right off the back, spark, a smile. i just attracted me. >> really good to me. he makes me feel like a princess. >> for rene, pride is about spending time with the people she loves most, her son and daughter. >> i grew up in an open minded family, and if not for the mother i had, wouldn't be the man i am today. san francisco police did make 75 arrests during pride events yesterday. 65 of them were for intoxication. six for felonies including assault and weapons violations, and four were from misdemeanors. pride events are growing around the globe. today there were parades in new york, chicago, dublin, spain,

peru, and this one in toronto. one of the largest. more than 12,000 people marched in the parade alongside 250 groups and tens of thousands watched from the side. >> we want to see your photos from today's parade. nathan sent us this photo of three attendees posing for the camera. one with decorative victorian flair. our address is ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> tonight police in antioch are on the lookout for a gunman after seven people were shot. it happened just were midnight at a home on cedar point way. five people were rush to the hospital. another two arrived on their own. police have not said what led to the shooting. they're still trying to talk to all seven of the victims. sheriff's deputies are looking for a suspect after a caltran conductor was assaulted while trying to get a drunk woman off a train, happened at the san antonio station in mountain view. the female conductor suffered a concussion. one person was arrested.

a hazmat crew responded this afternoon when a car crashed into a gas pump in san mateo. happened around 12:30 the valero station. nobody was injured. police blocked streets while firefighters used to sand to clean up and removed spilled gas. donors have pitched in to bring the world cup back to the big screen at civic center plaza. the screen was available for men first, round matches, including all three u.s. games. the original plan was to only bring it back for the semifinals and finals. however the u.s. made it to the second round and will play tuesday. you'll be able to watch the game for free. the city says a generallous troupe of door knows stepped up to underwrite the cost. and there will be minisoccer matches, youth soccer clinic, face painting and a photo booth. >> the games will not be at civic center plaza but they will be live on espn.

mike shumann will have highlights in sports which chew a last, second comeback and a shootout. >> still ahead, why california approved the use of alternative currency such as a bit coin this weekend. >> four years after half billion dollar mission to study global warming from space failed. nasa takes another shot and what they're doing differently this time. >> caught on video. why a wildlife crew had to go into a bay area winery for a rescue. >> in observance of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender pride month, abc7 news is spotlighting lgbt culture in the bay area. we recognize phyllis lion, she and her wife, bill martin, were the same same-sex marriage couple to be married in 2004. you can find out more on instagram at abc7 news bay area.

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. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you.

>> governor jerry brown signed into law a bill allowing people to use bit copy and other digital currency. a sacramento democrat wrote the law and said it's impracticable to ignore the coins.

a top executive at google says it's possible cuba can be a leader in latin america, a team from google has been in cuba to promote internet access. they met with student at a haven't vanna university. right now 2.5 million cubans have internet access out of a population of 11 million. cubanys government has not acknowledged the trip. >> five years after a rocket failed to get a nasa satellite into orbit scientists are ready to launch again, this time choosing an older booster, the delta 2 to get them to orbit. scientists describe the almost identical remake of the satellite lost in 2009, a cone failed to separate and the extra weight caused the satellite to crash into the ocean, dragging half a billion dollars down with it. the mission will measure carbon levels in the earth's

atmosphere. >> up next at 6:00, yosemite turns 150 this week. but you don't have to drive several hours to take part in the celebration. the bay area exhibit that shows off what makes the national park so special. >> our warm weather could get a little hotter tomorrow. meteorologist sandhya patel has the forecast. >> world cup action continues with the round of 16 and mexico fans may have a reason to complain. is it a dive or flop? may have cost them a game against the nether leans.

>> a sick and injured bobcat had to be rescued from a bay area winery. a wildlife emergency services crew was called into the winery in los gatos. they were able to catch the bobcat with a net. it wasn't happy but rescuers were pleased to see it was strong enough to put up a fight. the bobcat was taken to a veterinarian for treatment. vets noticed severe head trauma, possibly from being hit bay car. the bobcat underwent surgery and is now recovering. >> the zoo exhibit in san francisco celebrates 150 years of history at yosemite. big celebrations are planned for tomorrow at the park, and 1864, president lincoln signed the

yosemite grant, setting aside the land for california. yosemite was designated a national park in 1890. this exhibit at the california historicalow site highlights the people who shaped the park's history and the land's affect on people. >> it's really important to the nation. it was set aside during the civil war as a way of showing the country there was something better, they could look at after the war. >> the historical society will celebrate the 150th areas of the grant tomorrow in san francisco with special events and a screening of the ken burns documentary about the park. a reminder, the new abc singing competition "rising star" airs tonight. the show makes you the judge with the "rising star" app. download through i-tunes or google play. you can be ready 0 to vet for your favorite performer tonight beginning at 9:00. it's time to find out just how hot it's going to get tomorrow. meteorologist sandhya patel has

that. >> how about 104 for the hottest inland valleys. steamy tomorrow. live doppler 7hd right now showing you nothing but clear skies across the bay area. here is a look at the wind. we're seeing a sea breeze now gusting to about 23 at sfo, 23 out of the northwest and half moon bay, and that's helping to keep your coastal areas in the comfort zone. we'll continue to see that tomorrow front san jose, nothing but sunshine right now and here are your temperatures, 67, san francisco, 73, oakland, 82, san jose, 88, gilroy. 61, half moon bay. here's a view from the sutro tower camera. san francisco enjoying sunny skies. 94 in santa rosa right now. warm in novato, 95. here's another live picture from our kgo roof camera. there's a little bit of a breeze blowing the trees and the flag. clear and mild overnight,

getting hotter inland tomorrow and then our cooling starts on tuesday. for those who don't like the hot summer weather. here's a satellite and radar. we're basically seeing those temperatures rise today with this high pressure in place, coast will remain clear. it's clear now. and remain clear overnight tonight and then as high pressure nudges just a little closer, heat peaks tomorrow. after that it's going to be downhill. here's the temperature trend for livermore, well above the average of mid-80s. 101 tomorrow afternoon. 90 by tuesday. back down to the 80s, closer to average, heading into the middle to latter part of the work week, and then warms back up heading towards next weekend. tomorrow morning going out to the door, you'll notice it's pretty mild outside so don't worry bat jacket or sweater. low 50s to mid-60s. most areas starting clear could be a little patch of fog towards the golden gate. tomorrow afternoon, check out these numbers, 98, gilroy.

93, san jose, 98, los gatos, low 90s, red wood city. here's the place to good if you don't like the heat. upper 60s, pacific car half moon bay, inept district, 78, downtown san francisco, nothing but sunshine in the north bay, mid-90s around santa rosa, novato, 99, calistoga. make shoe you have your sun screen, 86, oakland. inland spot, topping 100 there in livermore, pittsburg, 104 in antioch. 96, san ramon, a look at the accuweather seven-day accuweather seven-day forecast kentucky, we'll back off on the heat. low 60s to low 90s. going into wednesday, thursday, friday, which is the fourth of july, and i know we're all keeping track of that because of

the fog. looks like we'll have fog and low clouds but hopefully that will be change but low 60s to upper 80s around then. >> thank you. shu is here with sports, a great day for the a's. >> quite a story in miami. josh reddick placed on the dl with a right sunny sprain so nate freemanman called up from triple-a sackett last night. flew to miami, slept a half hour on the plane and went straight to the stadium. didn't take along today. first home run of the season, tom sixth. tied at one. two on, see you. three-run shot. first home run of the series for the a's. tommy milone, 6-3, gave up a homer in the sixth. 4-2. and every marlins home run sets off whatever that is. scary moment in the seventh. a foul to right.

two fans hit in the face by the same ball. this woman taken to the hospital. no update on her condition. a's came from behind in all three games for a sweep. 4-3 victory. >> the giants tailspin continues, losing three straight to the reds at home. a lack of offense and the shaky bull pen has been part of the spiral. today sergio romo lost his spot as the closer after blowing the save last night again. trying to prevent a four-game sweep by the reds. buster ended the threat in the seventh. i tim hudson with eight. schumacher scores, 1-0 reds. giants bull pen struggling, gave up here to more in the ninth. reds go up 3-0, bailey sixth career complete game victory. last one, a no-hitter against the giants last year. reds sweep the giants who have now lost 12-14 at home. dodgers are on fire, literally.

scott van slyke getting pranked. took him a while to notice. at the beginning of the june, giants led l.a. by 9-1/2 gamessed. kershaw struck out 13 cardinals. 3 or dodgers in the fifth. andre ethier, three more with one swing of the bat. dodgers win 6-0. virtually tied with the giants for the lead in the national league west, they come to at&t on tuesday, world cup soccer knockout rounds, mexico and netherlandss and bad news for the neighbors to the south. hot conditions in brazil. felt like 98. 48th minute, dozen santos from wayout, gets is by the keeper, and then ochoa, but it's drilled home. tied at one. now controversial in stoppage time. netherlands robben taken down by marquez.

referee calls for a penalty kick, really? a lot of fans thought it was a serious flop. class s hunter layer with a gift on the penalty kick, the game winner. netherlands advances with a controversial 2-1 victory. >> costa rica and greece, tied at one in stoppage time. this nearly ended it but the stop by novas. the penalty kick was the only miss as coast tareq -- costa rica wins. they will face the nighter leans in the quarterfinal. >> pga tour in d.c. at the congressional. justin rose had to sink a 15-footer for bogey on 18 to force a playoff. got it. they go to there time. stephan any found the water on the first playoff hole. so justin had two putts to win.

won his first event since last year's u.s. open. >> lpga in arkansas. michelle wie, ending 2-over, allowing tracy lewis to win. three wins by a stroke, her third victory of the year. we'll have a preview of the u.s. game on tuesday, tonight at 11:00. >> thank you. up next on abc7 news at 6:00, the new transformers movie shelved by critics. how fans respond to the fourth installment to the franchise.

coming up at 11:00, police converge on a bay area mall tonight. what they're doing to keep you safe. pride weekend wraps up. the paradees over but the party isn't. what the city is doing to clean up tonight. what one bay area community is doing to try to move out crime. what they want to get rid of, on abc7 news at 11:00. transformers once again proofed to be invincible to critic and extremely popular at the box office, especially overseas, age of extinction brinks back the robots that transform into vehicles and common objects, and then there

are robots that change into dinosaurs. critics were not impressed. despite earned $100 million in the u.s., 200 million worldwide, 80 million in china. the top five were all returning movies. that is it for abc7 news at 6:00. thank you for joining us.

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