bay. plus, party crashers. the violence as the celebration breaks up. and dramatic video of a conductor is attacked on caltrain.

temperatures heat up and trouble begins. power outages in the south bay and calls for help in the east bay. and it's cooling down right now. but it's going to get even hotter this week. good evening. and thank you for joining us. we have team coverage tonight. tiffany wilson has a look at the problems around the bay from the rising temperatures. but we begin with meteorologist. >> summer really kicked in today. we had hot temperatures inland. let me show you doppler 7 hd. we're starting to see a little bit of fog near half moon bay. as a matter of fact, it's going

to be mainly clear. hot conditions inland. 98 fair field. up to 96 in concord. 73, san francisco. 91, redwood city. santa cruz, up to 85. half moon bay, a comfortable 66 degrees today, thanks to the sea breeze. we're going to turn up the heat tomorrow. and you're going to see toasty temperatures around here. >> thank you. triple digit heat led to problems around the bay area. tiffany wilson is live at the alameda county fair where dozens were treated for heat exhaustion. >> reporter: five of those had to be taken to the hospital earlier today. right now, it's very comfortable. the alameda county fire department gave more than 1,500 of the hand fans helping people to stay cool.

but many people said it was tough. >> it should be illegal to keep this hot. >> reporter: not even a cooler of water could keep her family cool. >> we were beyond sweaty. >> reporter: the weather wasn't just uncomfortable, it affected their health. some walked up to the first aid tent. others needed assistance. >> we've had five patients who were transported to local hospitals. >> the symptoms that i notice are headache, feeling light-headed. feeling like you're going to pass out. nauseated. >> reporter: many families in morgan hill had no way to escape the heat, after a power outage eliminated air conditioning and electricity. >> we were watching the giants game. and we heard this really loud explosion. >> reporter: that's when this grate shot up out of the sidewalk. >> my mom's car was parked right there. and debris flew up to the hood of the car. we had to move the car out of the way.

>> reporter: it took pg&e four hours to restore service. >> it got hot so quickly. >> reporter: at my pizza, employees felt like they were baking in the oven. >> it was about 95 in here. >> reporter: tomorrow is supposed to be hotter. the fair is closed. but alameda county firefighters say, if you're outside, wear sunscreen and seek shade. at the alameda county fair. >> keep track of the temperatures in your neighborhood using the abc 7 weather app. thousands of people lined up to see the 44th gay pride parade in san francisco today. more than 100,000 people showed up on the route, between market and field civic center. and proud and prominent were big corporations. tim cook greeted 4,000 of his

employees. facebook had a large contingent there as did bank of america. once the parade wrapped up, the problems began. we go live to san francisco with that part of the story. >> reporter: this is the 44th celebration of gay pride in san francisco. and unfortunately, the celebrations ended in gunfire. witnesses describe a rush of people running for cover as a series of shots were fired. >> i heard gunshots so loud, the people running and hiding in the corner, that's it. just tried to get away from it. >> reporter: you heard the shots? >> yes. >> reporter: how many? >> about seven consecutive shots. >> reporter: according to police, one woman was shot outside the warfield theater. they have arrested one person. but we saw three people in custody. we watched as police located a number of bullet holes on the side of one building.

and police questioned a witness. the white car belongs to darius king. who is in the car? >> a friend of mine. he's part of the show. >> reporter: this shooting happened as thousands left the annual gay pride celebration at civic center. people packed into the area for a massive party. the shooting is a violent end to an otherwise festive day. >> i guess people aren't on the same page of what the event is supposed to be or stand for. >> reporter: there was a separate shooting incident reported around the same time frame up at golden gate and hyde. police say there was an arrest in that second incident. reporting live in san francisco. a mountain view woman is under arrest after police say she assaulted one caltrain employee. look at this scene at the san

antonio stop in mountain view. the confrontation started on the train and moved to the platform. san mateo sheriff deputies say conductors were trying to get a woman who appeared drunk off the train around 9:30 last night. the woman is hitting conductors with what appears to be a backpack or something. the male conductor pushes her and she falls on to the sidewalk. the suspect was arrested for felony assault. san mateo county sheriff's office tweeted, asking anyone with information come forward. a woman replied with a link to this video. police are looking for a gunman involved in a shooting that injured seven people in antioch. it happened just before midnight on cedar point way. police found five injured men on the scene. all seven victims are expected to survive. newark city leaders will meet this week to consider taking steps to force a motel to close. the easy 8 motel is a magnet for

crime. there were 760 arrest there's from 2009 to 2012. this is video from 2012 when a teenage girl was found dead in the parking lot. the motel's owners say it's safe. and they're trying to work out a deal with the city to stay open. insurgents have declared an islamic state across parts of northern syria and neighboring iraq. i.s.i.s. made an announcement posted online. the u.s. has rushed 75 held fire missiles to the iraqi government. iraq ran out of missiles when trying to reclaim tikrit. jeffrey edward fell and another american are accused of carrying out hostile acts against the country of north korea. they were arrested as tourists earlier this year.

the u.s. does not maintain diplomatic ties with north korea. listen to this. a flight from chicago to orange county had to make an emergency landing in wichita tonight. an emergency slide deployed while the flight was in midair. a passenger, former university of nebraska quarterback, taylor martinez, inflated and crammed into the galley. another passenger reported hearing a pop and a hiss before the slide inflated. a passenger tweeted this picture of firefighters onboard the plane. nobody was hurt. but passengers will have to spend the night in wichita. turning to the world cup. a late goal led to a big win for the netherlands today against mexico. we'll have the highlights coming up in sports. but the win led to a major p.r. blunder for dutch airline klm. the company tweeted a photo with the caption, adios amigos after

the game. and ramadan could affect play for athletes. muslims that observe the holiday, the month-long fast, includes all food and liquids. algeria's coach said it's up to his employers whether they observe the fast during the game against germany. all things world cup, we have extensive coverage on our website, including a wrap and game schedule. still to come at 11:00, police converge on a pay area mall tonight. but it's not quite what it looks like. what they're doing to keep you safe. plus, celebrating 150 years of history. what's being done to honor yosemite park this week. and the dangers of credit card use. the tips to keep your information safe and secure.

a drill is under way at the bay fair mall in san le andro. first responders began with a shooting involving a bus in the parking lot. the element of surprise will play a big role in tonight's exercise. >> the only people who know what the scenario or scenarios will be tonight are those who planned it, who are not directly related to the scenario. all of the responding police personnel, fire personnel and any other first responders, including the paramedics, have no knowledge of what they're walking into. >> one officer even perched

himself atop our newsstand to survey the scene. the drill is expected to last until about 3:00 a.m. transit officials and police practiced their game plan today for when the stadium opens. the stadium opens august 2nd, when the san jose earthquake host a soccer match. a freeway closure in san francisco lasts through the fourth of july weekend. 280 will shut down between 101 and king street. the closure starts wednesday at 9:00 p.m. workers will replace a bridge hinge like they did on southbound 280 over memorial day weekend. if you park in san francisco, today was the last sunday you had to feed the meter. free sunday parking returns next week. the free parking came back after complaints for having to pay for spaces that had been free for decades.

celebrations are set for tomorrow to mark an important milestone at yosemite national park. it will mark the first step of a project that will make the maricopa grove make it was in 1864. the grant, which protected yosemite's sequoia's was the first of its kind. >> it truly is the beginning of the national park movement. significant not only for the park, but for california, for the nation, and for the world. >> the mariposa grove is expected to be completed by august 2016, the 100th anniversary of the national park service. you don't have to drive for hours to check out some of yosemite's history. this exhibit at the memorial museum opened today. the exhibit shows the people

that shaped the park's history. you can see one of the 15 envelopes filled with cash and hints that they could be found around oakland. some hints indicated that the millionaire placed some of the cash near lakeside park. >> i think it's great. he's giving back. he knows where he came from and where he is now. he's giving back to the communities. i think it's a great idea. >> his next cash drop will be in madrid, spain. he made his fortune buying and flipping homes on the peninsula. just how hot is it going to be tomorrow? >> hot enough to make you sweat in our inland communities. let's look at live doppler 7 hd. most of the bay area, clear. there is a little patch of fog that's formed. here's a look at the 24-hour temperature change. many areas are running warmer.

13 degrees warmer in livermore. up 5 in san jose. and up seven in fair field. here's a view. it's sparkling in san francisco tonight. this is not something you expect to see around this time of year. usually, the fog is rolling in. things are going to be changing. 60 in san francisco. still very mild in oakland. 61 degrees. close to 70 right now in san jose. san carlos, mid-60s. 52 in half moon bay. san francisco financial district, under clear skies tonight. 62 in santa rosa. it is currently in the mid-60s in napa. 70s in fairfield, concord, livermore. from our emeryville camera, fog is not a problem. mild morning expected. getting hotter tomorrow. and our cooling trend starts on tuesday. it is going to take us through most of the work week. but for the short term, satellite radar showing you high

pressure. it's building. and with the ridge building, you get the sinking air underneath it. our heat will peak tomorrow as the temperatures will rise with the ridge getting closer to us. take a look at the temperature trend for livermore. tomorrow 101. getting toasty. well above the average high of 85 degrees. we'll start to see the temperatures slip as we head towards the middle of the workweek, bottoming out by the end of the workweek and seeing recovery for the weekend. one patch of fog showing up here. mainly clear overnight. tomorrow afternoon, here are your highs. hot, down in the south bay. 98, gilroy. 98, los gatos. 90 in sunnyvale. menlo park on the peninsula. 92, redwood city. the coastal areas could see fog by 3:00, 4:00. in pacifica, 68 degrees. 78 in downtown san francisco. the sea breeze will keep you

comfortable along the coast. the triple digits. 97 in sonoma. out towards the east bay, a warmer day. 86 oakland. san le andro. and inland, it will be toasty. 104 in antioch. 98, walnut creek. 99 in pleasanton. stay hydrated. stay cool. fire danger will remain elevated tomorrow, as it's going to be dry. cooler temperatures, fog back in the picture. down to the low 90s by midweek, including the fourth of july, we have fog in the picture and cooler weather. we'll be watching the fog, just in case. the a's -- >> very good. they continue to find ways to win. the giants play sergio romo as their closer.

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the a's placed reddick on the 15-day d.l. and his replacement is quite a story. called up from sacramento last night. took the red eye from miami. a rooifed at 6:30 a.m. and went to the stadium. played 80 games last year for the a's. two on. the three-run shot. first of the year and the first home run of the series to take a 4-1 lead. tommy malone went to six-consecutive decision. but gave up a homer in the sixth, as well. his 14th made it 4-2. i'm not sure what that is. a scary moment in the second. nick punto fouls it to right. two fans were hit by the same

ball. first sweep of a 4-3 victory. giants fans, it's time to start worrying, as the tail spin continues. the first four-game sweep in san francisco by the reds since 1972. the lack of offense and the bullpen has been part of the spiral. homer bailey got the start. had a no-hitter. through six. struck out seven in the process. buster posey went seven. skip schumaker scores one. the bullpen continues to struggle. jeremy affeldt on the hill. 3-0, reds, bailey gets his sixth game complete victory. the reds sweep the giants, who have lost 12 of 14 at home. 4-0, your final. the dodgers are on fire. literally. scott van slyke getting pranked by his teammates.

giants led l.a. by 9 1/2 games in the west at the beginning of june. clayton kershaw struck out 13 in 7 innings. 3-0 dodgers in the fifth. ethier has three more. cardinals come to at&t park on tuesday. we'll take a timeout before we check out world cup action and the round of 16, with the netherlands and mexico. and some would say this is the slap heard around the world. details, as we continue. i never know what kind theof adventure awaits. that the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs

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team usa comes into the round of 16 with supreme confidence. most thought they would not get out of the group of death. and they proved all of the critics wrong. they head to salvador, the site

of their match against belgium. the guys are young, fast. and tim howard knows they're going to have a fight on their hands. >> i think we can't wait for them to erupt. they're so talented, front-to-back, as you mentioned. some of the top players in europe. young, too. it's incredible. we want to make sure to try to contain that a little bit. that will be hard. not easy to do against a top quality opponent like that. we have things that can cause them trouble. that's how often can we cause them trouble. today's action in brazil, netherlands and mexico. dos santos, gets it by the goalkeeper. mexico thought they would hang on. wesley sneijder gets it in. referee calls for a penalty kick. a lot of fans in mexico think that was a serious flop. great opportunity for the dutch.

klaas-jan huntelaar with the penalty kick. this is the game-winner as the netherlands advance. >> costa rica and greece. that was the only miss. as costa rica wins, 5-3 on penalty kicks. they will face the netherlands in the quarterfinals. we'll tee it up later with some pretty special wins on both tours. new details in the nanny nightmare saga. what the family says could happen as early as next week. and a warning for shoppers. why you would be

good evening. tonight's headlines, people ran for cover when shots were fired as thousands left the annual gay pride parade in san francisco. one woman was shot. her injuries are not life-threatening. a mountain view woman is under arrest after police say she assaulted two caltrain employees last night. the incident was captured on video and posted on instagram. the suspect was arrested for felony assault. a drill is under at the fayefair mall in san leandro. the drill is expected to last until about 3:00 a.m. and heat will settle in tomorrow.

public health officials are telling people to be sure to drink plenty of water and stay in the shade if possible. president obama's affordable health care law will be put to the test tomorrow when the supreme court issues a ruling in the hobby lobby case. at issue, whether for-profit companies can deny contraception coverage because of religious beliefs. >> reporter: at the center of the case, the oklahoma-based arts and crafts chain, hobby lobby. it's owned by the green family, who says obamacare's mandate, that they provide birth control, violates their religious right. >> we believe that americans don't lose religious freedom when they open a family business. >> reporter: hobby lobby has over 500 stores with 15,000 employees. the owners object to four types of contraceptions. verses of the morning-after pill and iuds.

on the other side, the obama administration and supporters of the health care law argue that a woman should be able to decide the type of contraception that she uses, not her boss. >> millions of people and their right to preventive care, including birth control, is trumped by a handful of ceos, who have their personal opinions about birth control. >> reporter: when the supreme court heard arguments earlier this year, demonstrators made their voices heard outside. >> we are one of the very first groups to challenge this mandate in court. >> i believe it is not the place of private employers to impose their religious beliefs on their workers. >> reporter: the nine justices were divided back then. their decision will strike to the core of american life. reena ninan, abc news, new york. tomorrow, president obama is expected to ask congress for $2 billion to address a growing

problem at the border. the president will ask to expedite the return of children back to central america. the border patrol says it's stopping about 350 kids a day. president obama is expected to nominate former procter & gamble executive ronald mcdonald as secretary affairs. he would replace eric shinseki who resigned in may. buyer beware. before swiping that credit card or debit card, look out for a growing scam that has consumers handing their personal information over to thieves. here is abc news reporter, nick watt. >> reporter: a brazen breed of credit card thief caught on tape. miss it? watch again. this mcdonald's drive through attendant in florida is swiping each credit card twice. once to charge for the food. and again, through a skimmer,

which steals the card's details. crooks can use that to clone your card and steal a fortune. he was doing this to 70 customers every shift. these electronic skimmers are so advanced, they don't need human to operate it. it steals your card info if you pay at the pump. the secret service is on the case. >> we're doing our base. we can get more help. >> reporter: they're getting help from police departments, gas station owners and wait until you meet one of their former secret weapons. dan is a reformed credit card hacker, who switched sides. he was caught by the secret service. and then spent two years training agents, in the dark art of skimming. >> this is the reader that would be inside the gas pump. if you would just swipe it

through, it would read it right here. >> reporter: what on earth can you do to protect yourself? check your accounts. most credit card companies will suck up any loss if you report it been 60 days. choose wisely. choose a pump near the attendant. skimmers prefer to target the pumps in the shadows. and pay inside. nick watt, abc news. the southern california live-in nanny who refuses to leave after being fired may be on her way out. the family hired diane stretton in march. but she stopped working and was fired. the family had to go to court to evict her. today, they told abc news, her lawyer said she could be out of the house by july 4th. still to come, an annual northern california river party gets out of control. why police and paramedics had to move in. plus, caught on camera. the booming security business

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as the weather heats up, crime goes up. according to the sheriff's department, there's a marked increase of burglaries on the

peninsula. thieves are entering through opened windows, garages and unlocked doors. business is booming for security companies. no longer the homeowners just want alarm systems. they want more sophisticated setups to protect their homes and their families. vic lee has the story. >> reporter: there's a huge demand for mounted digital cameras. this one shows two burglars trying to break into a home. the clarity is amazing. here's another security camera video. listen carefully oop it had audio. you can hear the dog barking. watch the burglars go through the empty home. here's a camera mounted outside a house. a car carrying two burglars pulls up to the driveway. they break into the home. the burglars make several trips, loading the car with the stolen merchandise. all of it captured on video. a blessing for police. >> the biggest change for us has been the addition of video sur

r va lens in homes. >> the best seller is a program called verified response. a program that alerts police. the camera detects motion in the home. that triggers the recording. the images are sent in real-time to the company's monitoring station, where workers look for anything suspicious. if there is, they call police. >> they seem to come out faster. and hopefully they catch the person. >> that depends on how quickly officers get there. chances are most burglars get away before police can respond. there's a company that's trying to fill that gap. they have cameras at homes and businesses. the images are monitored 24/7. if there's unusual movement, the computer sends out a red flag. in this case, the break-in of a

downtown office building. >> when we see something suspicious, we dispatch the private security police force, that's driving around in the area. >> reporter: its armed private patrols are checking on the properties. when they're dispatched to check out a location, the company says their response time is no more than five minutes, enough time to capture the burglar. >> we get them before they come in, inside or coming out with the property. >> reporter: earlier this month, one of the biggest serial bicycle thieves in san francisco, was caught by patrol officers. cameras inside a garage captured his image. he had just stolen two bicycles, which you can see in the corner of this video. he's trying to open the gate. but the monitors are watching every step in the control room. they dispatch a patrol car.

the guards make a citizen's arrest and call police. for law enforcement, these advances in private security systems have become an extra pair of eyes. and hard evidence in court. >> arresting the individual contemporaneously to the event. putting him inside the residence. that makes for a very strong case on our part. >> reporter: vic lee, abc 7 news. rage on the river had paramedics rushing from call-to-call, as the heat caused problems for partiers. paramedics responded to those hurt or passed out or both. public safety officials said too many boats on the water prevented them from getting to a call fast enough. and friends took a man with a broken leg to the hospital. we're in for heat tomorrow. >> i'm going to show you what

it's going to look like across the central part of the state. live doppler 7 hd right now. most of the bay area in the clear. a little touch of fog around half moon bay. look at the national travel here, if you're traveling for business. minneapolis, chicago, st. louis, atlanta. hot in phoenix. 110. showers around great falls, 71 degrees. 107 in fresno. 111 in las vegas and palm springs. you have to go to los angeles in the morning. we'll see a patch of fog tomorrow afternoon. but the temperatures will weak. 80s around the bay. 60s, 70s, along the coastline. cooler weather is coming. if you want relief, hang in there. tuesday morning fog in the picture. and we will cool it down for your tuesday, wednesday, through

fourth of july. down to the 80s by then. watching the fog carefully. we're watching the world cup. >> that's right. team usa, tuning up for their knockout round match-up against belgium on tuesday. leaving from rio to salvador.

team usa comes into the round of 16 with a lot of confidence. they were not supposed to get out of the round of death and they proved the critics wrong. they flew to salvador, the site of the match on tuesday against belgium. they are no easy foe. they won all three games to get out of their group. they are young, fast. and goalkeeper, tim howard, knows they will have their hands full. >> they're a volcano waiting to erupt. they're talented. young, too. it's incredible. we want to make sure to contain it a little bit, which will be hard. not easy to do against a top quality european opponent like that. we feel we have some things that can cause them trouble. how often can we cause them trouble over 90 minutes? today's action, in brazil. netherlands in mexico. dos santos gets it by the keeper. mexico thought they would hang

on. but wesley sneijder had other ideas. argen robin is taken down in the box. the referee calls for a penalty kick. a lot of fans in mexico think that's a flop. a great opportunity for the dutch. and huntelaar with the victory on this penalty kick. that would be the game-winner. the netherlands advance to the quarterfinals with a controversial 2-1 victory. costa rica and greece, with one in stoppage time. great stop. now, once more. stopping the penalty kick. that was the only miss, as costa rica wins it right there. they continue their incredible run. they will face the netherlands. world cup action continues tomorrow, when you can watch the games on espn. it's france versus nigeria.

and then, germany against algeria. great story with the a's today. they placed josh reddick on the 15-day d.l. he took a red-eye to miami for today's game with the marlins. a half hour on the plane. and arrived at 6:30 a.m. and went to the stadium. he played 80 games for the a's last year. nate's first three-run shot. first home run of the series for the athletics. tommy malone wins the decision, improving to 6-3. he gave up a homer in the sixth. ozuna, his fourth shot of the year. scary moment in the seventh. nick punto fouls it to right. two fans were hit by the same bowl. giants fans, i'd say it's time to worry. the tail spin continues.

the reds keep the giants with today's victory. the first four-game sweep in san francisco since 1972. a lack of offense and shaky bullpen was the biggest part of this final. homer bailey got the start for the reds and had a no-hitter through six. struck out seven in the process. buster posey had a no-no in the seventh. tim hudson went eight. skip schumaker scores. 1-0, reds. giants bullpen continues to struggle. affeldt on the hill. g-men give up three more in the ninety. 3-0, reds. bailey gets his sixth career victory. 4-0, your final. the dodgers are on fire. scott van slyke getting pranked by his teammates. took him a while to notice it.

at the beginning of june, the giants led the dodgers by nine games. andre ethier adds three with one swing of the bat. dodgers won 6-0. they're tied for the lead in the national league west. the cardinals come to at&t park on tuesday. pga tour at congressional. justin rose had to sink this 15-footer on 18 to force the playoff. justin needed only a bogey to win. he had two putts, winning his first event since last year's u.s. open. michelle wie had the lead. allowing stacy lewis of arkansas to win it, with that birdie on 18. shoots a 6 under 65. three birdies on the final three holes. lewis wins by a stroke in her

adoptive native city. third win this year. wimbledon, back on the grass courts tomorrow. they never play on the first sunday of this two-week event. we'll have the highlights for you tomorrow at 6:00. >> sounds good. thank you so much for joining us. that will do it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. the hottest day of the week. thank you so much for joining us. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices with t

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