i think everybody is really sort of struck by the terrible irony of losing people who are trying to do so much good in the world to an act of such sort of unnecessary violence. >> walkers will be encouraged to stop at golden gate park's national a.i.d.s. national growth. >> it makes the walk extra special because there are more, unfortunately, people to remember. >> she hopes more people will be inspired to find a cure. >> these people who died aren't replaceable. you know there will be other scientists, but not those scientists, and it's really a sad thing that's happened. >> the opening ceremony starts at 9:45. there is still time to register and to make a donation. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> abc7 is a proud sponsor of this week's a.i.d.s.

san francisco. here's three members of our promotions team at the walk. this morning's walk starts at 10:30. you can still register by calling. visiting a.i.d.s.walk.net or visiting the app. you can also show up at the park and register there. a call for end of violence for crime in stockton. family, friends and the community turned out for a candlelight vigil for a woman killed during a bank robbery last week. a woman was killed when one of the suspects used her as a humor shield during the shootout with police. alan wang has the details. >> heal our city right now! >> many of the more than 500 at this vigil were still in a state of shock after a bank robbery, chase, and shootout that ended in the death of a 41-year-old woman. her son said she was well-known

for her kindness. >> i literally am in shock. i can't thank inform all the people that are are here. >> misty's sister has questions for the surviving two hostages. >> what happened? what were you saying? what was misty saying? what was the last words said. >> i'm hoping and praying that our police department can get it together with the state of whoever and get some funds who help us out. >> police say all three suspects, two who were killed in the gun fight, were members of the nortenia street gang. >> we don't have enough police officers to combat the gangs. there are so many of them. >> meanwhile the family is still searching answers from police about her death that endedrin a hale of gunfire between the

police and the suspect. abc7 news. >> an effort to pay for her funeral expenses is gaining support. her husband works at a car dealership in pittsburgh. his friends raised nearly $8,000 for paul and his kids. >> trying to hold them up as best he can for this situation. i mean, how can you? but for his kids and family, he's being very strong. >> co-workers say they are overwhelmed to see donations come from strangers in other parts of the state and across the country. we are hearing from the long time girlfriend of one of the two suspects killed wednesday. a 32-year-old and a 27-year-old died in a shootout with police. a third suspect was arrested on scene, a 19-year-old. she was a mother of his children angel ka, expressed her sorrow for the killed hostage, misty's

family. >> it breaks my heart that he lost his wife and they lost their mother because my kids lost their father. i can comprehend on that. >> police are still searching for the driver of this car discovered about four miles away from the scene of the crime. surveillance camera got shots of all four suspects before they left the bank. police are look for two people who ran off a train when it reached a station. officers arrested one person but didn't say why. a motorcycle was involved in a high-speed chase. the man reached speeds of 130 miles an hour along interstate 880 from hayward. he ditched it near ten son road. developing news, israel expanded their ground offensive in gaza. israeli defense force said it's focusing on tunnels they claim

the hamas fighters used to get into israel. two civilians have been killed. >> the jewish community relations counsell has expressed support for israel, saying they support their right to defend themselves. george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with secretary of state john kerry to discuss the latest trouble in ukraine and the middle east. and as israel launches their ground offensive into gaza, we will here from israel's president and the latest of the shooting down of malaysian air flight. you can catch it here on abc7 at 8:00. we are talking about drizzle, maybe the possibility of showers? >> yeah, a chance of showers, more likely drizzle but we will keep our fingers crossed. low clouds now over the bay bridge and much of the bay area.

increasing clouds today. i'll let you know what that will do to your neighborhood temperatures. >> thanks, frances. and also next losing a legend. latest on the passing of actor james gardner. >> we are going to sava bundle. i'm michael finney. coming up 7 on your side, the inside scoop on

>> legendary actor james gardner has died. he was found dead at his home of natural causes. he was 86 years old.

[screams] >> oh, my god! >> five people suffered bushes, some serious, when the hot hair balloon they were riding in crashed into powerlines. witnesses captured photos of the balloon descending. it knocked out power to homes in the immediate area. half a dozen joined an organized nationwide protest against amnesty and border search. they say they are concerned about the government's failure to secure our borders. >> i am out here because i don't think our government is taking the right approaches with all this immigration and they are just letting people run right over the border. >> they should be collecting them and bringing them back where they came from to discourage future people from coming here with false hopes.

>> others believe the u.s. must take a more humanitarian approach, especially when children are involved. some advocates for the homeless are mad about a recent effort by the city of berkeley to clean out an area under an overpass where some people were living. berkeleyside.com reports the cleanup happened friday. crews cleaned out trash and found evidence of rodents, both dead and alive. the berkeley said, they say the people under the bridge should have been told so they could remove their things. >> pagan insurance bill is not fun. we have it because the law demands it for the bank demand it. saving a buck is always nice. here's michael finney with how to save money on your insurance bill. >> insurance companies are all about the bundle these days. look at this add from

progressive. bundling, bundle. >> he owns that beautiful truck and lives in almeda. >> do you have insurance for your truck? >> yes, i do. >> do you bundle that insurance with homeowners or renters insurance? >> what do you exactly mean? do i put it along with another company? >> for all the advertising talk of bundling, many of us still haven't heard or noticed the word, more know it's meaning. >> i'm hearing it from you but i don't think i heard it before. i'm hearing it now but i never heard of it before. >> laura adams is a senior insurance analyst for insurancequote.com. >> bundling policies can result in big savings for consumers. home and auto, condo and auto, renters and auto. this is one way consumers can save each year. >> do you know you can save money if you put them together? >> no, i didn't know that. >> never thought about it.

>> never thought about it. >> california residents are looking at 15% savings. this can put about $260 in your pocket each year. so this is real money that consumers need to consider doing if they have got two separate policy was two separate companies, consider how combining them together can offer you net savings. >> bundling nearly always works, but sometimes it works better than others. and that's why you need to shop around before bundling. >> most of the major insurance carriers offering a bundling discount, but things are not always equal. one carrier may offer a higher percentage discount than another. this is something consumers need to be aware of, not all carriers offer the same rates and even from month to month rates vary depending on what's going on in the market. >> you need to compare prices. so start by check with your auto insurance company, then with your homeowners insurance carrier, and then get a third quote from a company you aren't currently using. right there we saved you a

bundle. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> san francisco macy's employees could go on strike. 88% of the workers voted to reject a new contract. a big issue for workers is the company wants to cap commission for existing sales people and eliminate sale commissions for new hires. macy's has yet to respond to the offer to resume negotiations. today wyoming national guard c-130 tankers will arrive to help in a mass itch wildfire. they are capable of dropping 3,000 pounds of retardant in seconds. yesterday flames were pushed in several directions. fires burning in the central part of the state have burned more than 100 homes and forced evacuations. 340 square miles so far have burned. the state's drought will only get worst. scientists say 81% of the state

is in extreme drought, make it harder to break the dry cycle. climate maps are based on radio indicators like weather patterns and soil activity. homeowners in los angeles are keeping their lawns green by dying it. a service is painting it on matching their existing color. the die lasts three months before it needs to be reapplied. >> that's a great idea. >> it is. it's not unusual for something to be fake in l.a. so seeing them do it to the lawn, maybe that might be just for people to -- you know, the lawn is different there. >> my lawn is a light beige right now. >> a lot of people. and we could use some drizzle, maybe showers. >> a chance of showers. i'm being hopeful right now. we are picking up some activity. you see the areas of green on live doppler hd. that's where we are hoping we could be getting drizzle. we will keep an eye on a chance of showers for you, as well.

right now relative humidity is high. so it is going to be a humid and muggy day. look at that, all those 90-plus percentages. from the exploratorium camera you see the low cloud ceilings and fog along the coast san carlos and san jose in the low 60s. half moon bay 59 degrees. look how limited visibility is here from emeryville looking down toward the building. napa, novato at 57 and low 60s for fairfield, concord and livermore. this time we are looking out toward the ferry building and the bay bridge. very light winds right now. here's what you can expect today. we have a chance of showers. kind of wishful thinking. we will most likely get drizzle. cooler, cloudy and humid today and warmer by thursday. that's a big change for the accuweather seven-day forecast. the water vapor image suppose the area of low moisture.

and with the air circulating counterrer clockwise it's helping it pull the moisture from the golf of california and that's going bring us the increasing high clouds today, moving from the south up to the north with a chance of showers and possibly some extra drizzle. notice we will see cloudy conditions tomorrow in the areas of light green a chance of showers again. very limited and isolated but they continue into tomorrow morning. there could be thunderstorm activity in the higher elevations of the sierra. in san francisco you may want an extra layer like a windbreaker but it will be mild. mostly cloudy, 630 degrees before it starts at 9:00 for the a.i.d.s. walk, then more sunshine in the afternoon with temperatures coming up into the low to mid-60s. it will feel pretty muggy out there. highs today will be just a touch cooler compared to yesterday. so 79 in san jose. still warm in morgan hill. and gilroy, 86.

77 sunnyvale and milpitas. look for upper 70s through the lower part of the peninsula from redwood city, palo alto, and 65 in pacifica. downtown san francisco 68. lots of 70s in the north bay, 74 petaluma to 76 in novato, and also temperatures hold steady in the east bay with 72 oakland and hayward. coming down a few degrees in the inland areas. 83 in livermore. 80 in walnut creek. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so we've got a slight cool-down today with those muggy, humid conditions. then temperatures not much variation or fluctuation from the beginning part of the week, but notice on thursday we hit the low 90s inland. friday will be the warmest day, mid-90s and upper 70s around the bay and near 70 along the coast. the summer spread for next weekend. we will let you know how warm it's going to be in your community. you can keep track of bay area weather on twitter at live

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for a sweet celebration. sven's creamery is celebrate their 120th anniversary. they will hold a celebration with crafts, a raffle. and free scoops of ice cream will be handed out. today's celebration take place at the piedmont location in oakland. and the latest craze, jay pop is the new music. there's a jay pop summit. the festival is free to attend. most of the activities and events are in japan opportunity. add another free concert will take place at 4:00 p.m. at peace plaza. the festival continues today from 11:a.m. to 6:00 p.m. major bragging rights on line at the fire lights competition. the competition hasn't been back since 1976. firefighters will participate in over 30 events, handball, and

fit ball. games are open to all firefighters in california. >> throughout the competition we met so many firefighters. we have good friends from l.a. and we watch our kids grow up, get married, graduate from high school. it's a camaraderie things from our jobs. >> the first event yesterday morning was a 1.5-mile swim from alcatraz to the park. the winner made it in 35 park. there's a competition on green street between columbus and grant avenues. seven more days to check out the rides and food at the california state fair. but if you were hoping to make for the beer competition, you are out of look. the winners were announced yesterday. there are samples of the winners in the area. here's a look at the other bay area gold medal winners. you see the cities, the categories they won. two popular bay area brew resume in hopes, north coast and

russian river, did not take part in the competition. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. remarkable stories of survival from people who were supposed to be on malaysian flight. and a dying wish comes through. the touching request granted by the dream foundation.

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>> good sunday morning and thanks for joining us. we are starting with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. good morning, frances. >> good morning, matt. we have a chance of showers. we show you the areas of green. looks like there's a chance are showers or showers receipt now off the coast of monterey. if we do get showers, they will be brief and very light. most likely we will see quite a bit of drizzle. 70 in antioch, 62 oakland, 63 san jose and 59 in san francisco. we are starting off with mild temperatures, but low clouds and increasing clouds throughout the day will mean slightly cooler numbers inland. look for inland highs to reach the mid-80s instead of the upper 80s. around the bay temperatures range from upper 60s to upper 70s. and i have a warmup with the accuweather forecast coming up. matt. >> thank you, frances. now the latest into the downing

of the lawmakers malaysian slight 17. the black boxes have been found and will be given to international aviation authorities. meanwhile a spokeswoman for the ukrainian emergency services said emergency workers at the crash site have been force to give the bodies of plane passengers to armed rebels. separatist rebels have taken away 196 bodies recovered from the wreckage. there are concerned that with armed separatists tampering with evidence, evidence will be destroyed. more than one missile system was provided to the separatists by the russians in the last week or so. we are hearing remarkable stories of those who were supposed to be the flight but weren't. here's the reporter. >> it's hard to believe that amidst the tragedy, there are moment of grace for some passengers. like this family. they were planning on coming home from their honeymoon on the

plane. the last minute changing their plans to avoid jet lag and flying a day earlier instead. a decision that saved their lives. >> you know, feeling lucky, but at the same time, you know, just heartbreak for these families that are expecting their loved ones to come home. >> and the unbelievable story of dutch cyclist martin deyoung, escaping death not once, but twice. he was due to fly on ma17 but found a cheaper ticket on a different airline. he was also booked on the doomed flight 370 which vanished almost five months ago but changed his plans. no one could forget the victims of that fateful flight. their story is is being told by the letched ones they leave behind. like this dutch national carlene studying at indiana university. and telling her rowing teammates. >> someone you cried with, sweated with. we went through this whole journey together.

i think losing her, you lose a brilliant person. she was studying, she was working with alzheimer's cures and she spent a ton of time in the lab, even when she was rowing twice a day. so you lose that. >> the i will stories behind those in the images. >> we will continue to follow this developing story on air and on line. our coverage continues on our website and on twitter. a do youing man's wish will soon come true thanks to the kindness of the dream foundation. philip engram of martinez wanted to take one last tip to see his mother. we have the story. >> for philip engram and his family, this is more than a visit to a local fast-food restaurant. this is the beginning of a dream come true, and it starts with a little lunch on the house.

>> i want a really bigburger and a nice strawberry shake. >> philip is an army veteran. he served six years in the late 70s and early 80s but in the last year or so he's had a tough time. his health isn't keeping up with his high spirits. >> i've been diagnosed with cancer and i'm stage 4. the faster, the better. >> he's hoping to get back to chicago soon to see his mother, who is also ailing. that wish has been granted. engram was presented with his travel itinerary to chicago this next weekend. he and his sister will be going. >> the dream foundation sponsored philip and myself to go to chicago to see my mom, going to see her for the last time. >> although we cannot provide a cure for our dream recipient, we can dramatically impact the quality of their life. >> philip hasn't seen his mom in a few years. >> 84 years old. mom is 84. we are going to see mom. >> so this will be a nice visit

for both of them. in alameda, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> today is the 45th anniversary of the first moon landing. last night one of the men who was on that flight is on a new mission. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> and those words etched forever in those who watched the landing from their tv sets. buzz aldren is trying to get people it share their memories. >> mom swears when i was five years old she got me up to watch it with my brothers and sisters. >> i was sitting on the floor glued to the family tv. >> aldren will be here next weekend for the uss hornet celebration in almeda.

it recovered the splashdown. the a.i.d.s. walk is today. according to transportation official, jefferson street in areas will be closed until 2:00 p.m. no muni services are expected to to be impacted. today's race gets underway at 8:00. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, a bay area teenager whose dream is to become an investment banker. we will show you how part of his wish is now coming true. and here's a live look outside from our abc7 roof camera a shot of the bay bridge. things looking pretty cool out there this morning. the possibility of drizzle and even some showers. frances dinglasan will have the forecast in just

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>> caffeine is the main draw for diehard coffee drinkers. this morning a warning from the fda that's proven deadly. caffeine powder. it's extremely potent and can be purchased online. one teaspoon equals 25 cups of coffee. doctors say just a small amount could be fatal. explains the death of

18-year-old high school athlete from ohio. they found 25 times of caffeine in his body than that of a typical coffee drinkers. >> you may have irregular heartbeat, be disoriented, have seizures and it can lead to death. >> the powder is marketed as a dietary supplement so it doesn't face federal regulations. the fda is thinking about taking regulatory action. turning to weather, we have the chance of showers this morning? >> we are keeping our fingers crossed for the showers. it will be brief if we get any. most likely drizzle but lots of low clouds over the bay area. i'll show you where it's starting to clear and what you can expect with your temperatures today. >> also next, on a night the a's honor their 1989 world series champs, the party is spoiled.

>> good morning, here's a live look from our exploratorium camera. you see low clouds, drizzly conditions. frances dinglasan will let you know when you can expect the chance of showers to show up. bay area teenager's wish is about to come true thanks to the magic of the make-a-wish foundation. they made that kid a social media sensation, bat kid, but this boy's wish requires a much different costume. >> it's not often a high school

kid gets it pick out a pair of $700 shoes, but tre is no ordinary 17-year-old. >> chemo is not fun but it's something you have to go through. it happens. >> he was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. because he was so young the make-a-wish foundation approached him. >> he immediately said i want to go to wall street. i want to work on wall street. >> now that he's done with chemo, that wish is about to come true. but to do it tre needs to dress for the job. the shoe designer is no stranger to make a wish. he's been on their board the last year. >> it's been a real honor for me to be involved in the give and the get in make a wish. >> tre settled on the shoes any banker would envy. >> the romeo? >> yes. >> do you have a girlfriend? >> yeah. >> you might have a few more. >> he will be wearing them it new york for a whirlwind tour and mini internship to learn the

world of investment banking. >> i've been pretty obsessed to complicated thing and i mastered computers and i mastered cars and when i saw wall street and how complicated and complex things are, i kind of fell in love with it. >> with the limo trip he also learned dressing for it is also complex. >> the bloom. >> the bloom? >> yeah, comes in as an m here, nice and stylish. >> he will wear that suit when he rings the bell at the new york stock exchange, along with all the people he hopes one day will be his colleagues. >> how does he look? >> he looks sharp. >> this is how i dream look every day on wall street out there working. i never thought i would get this close to how i looked in my dreams, but i did. >> in palo alto, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> all right. it's great that the foundation made that happen. i bet he would have made all that happen later on his life the way how smart he is and the way he goes after everything.

people get busted wasting water. there's a one-time a night water class that allows customers with penalty fees waved. fines can be thousands. they learn more about the water crisis, where santa cruz gets water, how to conserve and how to look for leaks. santa cruz said they are the only ones offering it. >> we don't want to penalize people, we want to educate people. water is so precious and we all need to do everything we can to conserve. it's an opportunity for us to educate the public. >> one customer was fined $4,400 for using too much water. turned out to be a leak. and the fine was waved after the customer took a two-hour course. maybe some lawns getting damp this morning, francis? >> yes were we will look forward to that. drizzle and low clouds and moisture in the air, which we can see with live doppler 7hd. so we have a lot of low clouds. you see the areas of light green. that could be some drizzle or

maybe even a little bit of a shower. less likely so in the bay area. our best chances are showers in the areas east of monterey. relative humidity is high. 99% in fairfield, 94% novato, 96% hayward and we will continue to see high relative humidity numbers from. from the east bay hills we are looking toward mt. diablo. you see clearing there and low clouds as well, and high clouds. we will see high clouds throughout the day and right now in san francisco it's 59. oakland and san carlos, san jose, gilroy in the low 60s. 59 half moon bay. emeryville looks pretty socked in right now. and current temperature in santa rosa, napa, novato, all 57. 60 fairfield, 63 concord and in livermore. checking out the sfo live shot, we see low clouds there. we will keep an eye on flight delays for you. so far none report bud there

could be arrival delays later. a chance of showers today. cooler and cloudy and humid. but then warmer by thursday. so we are looking at the water vapor image. this shows moisture in the upper levels of the atmosphere. what you will notice with the area of low pressure is the monsoonal moisture coming in from the gulf of california. that will bring us the continued cloudy conditions and the humid weather for today. temperatures will be just a touch cooler in some locations. 79 in san jose, 86 in gilroy and morgan hill. look for 78 in santa clara. 79 in cupertino. also we have upper 70s through led wood city. 76 milbrae, 65 pacifica, 68 downtown san francisco. and the clouds will stick around most of the day along the coast. 76 sonoma and napa. 75 vallejo, and lake port 89, and yesterday we saw that there.

70 berkeley, 72 oakland, 75 in fremont. upper 80s are gone from the inland areas. but still warm. a low to mid-80s. so 81 pittsburgh, 84 brentwood, 80 walnut creek and in concord. also, if you are headed to the a's game, even though it will be cloudy, the u.v. index is high. upper 60s and then warming up into the low 70s by the time the game ends. also overnight lows will be pretty mild once again with the clouds returning. wewe could still see a chance after shower in the overnight hours, upper 50s to low 60s around the bay area. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so we have muggy conditions today with slightly cooler numbers. then partly cloudy conditions on monday with very little change for the beginning part of the work week. it's not until thursday we really see temperatures pick up into the low 90s. friday will be the warmest day.

mid-90s for you and more sunshine, even upper 60s around the bay and possibly near 70 at the coast. it could be a beach day if you are not working, of course. >> and i know it's mild today, but today is actually national ice cream day. >> it's always a good day for ice cream. >> back in 1984 ronald reagan declared july the national ice cream month and the third sunday national ice cream day. you get the month and the day all today. if you go out and get a scoop, it's not going to be triple digits but it will still be -- >> it still feels humid. you still deserve ice cream. >> you don't have to convince many people you deserve ice cream. everybody feels that every day, right? >> i'll take it. >> in sports, the a's will send sunny gray to the mound this afternoon. against the orioles. last night they fell to the leaders of the american league east. here's the highlights in this morning's sports with rick quan. >> good morning. before last night's game at the

coliseum the a's were partying like it was 1989 as they honored the team that swept the giants to win the world series. this is the 25th anniversary of that bay bridge series. jose canseco among those back. jason hammel making his first start. it did not go well. gives up a three-run blast to adam jones. and j.j. hardy also connects. he lasted just a couple innings. in the third brandon moss goes deep. that's 22 for the all-star. it was 5-1. baltimore tacked on two more runs in the fourth on the jones single. he had 5 rbi as the os beat the a's 8-4. >> tim hudson got the start against the marlins last night. they have the game's first run. the giants would answer in the second. brandon belt belted a double into the right field corner. pablo sandoval scores. belt later would advance to

third on the passed in the fourth, hunter pence delivers a bases-loaded single. he and carlos stanton can't make a clean pickup. two more score and made it 5-1, san francisco. hudson allowed one run over 7 1/3. 5-3, the final. the 32nd minute the quakes is called for a handball in the box. that led to the penalty kick. badly wright philips buries it for the league leading 17th k goal n the 8 th minute they tie. that's the way the game ends in a 1-1 draw. up at lake tahoe, round two of the american century classic. charles barkley is known for his ugly swing, but check this out a nice shot out of the budger. charles was in charge.

warrior's steph curry is also a good golfer. he's in 19 place overall with 31 points. and army amputee chad phifer is now in second place. four points back of former nhl great jeremy roenick. that's sports. see you again at 5:00. >> next, partially submerged in water. how two skunks

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here are the numbers from the power ball. the ticket purchased in san bernardino county matched all six numbers to win the $60 million jackpot. wednesday night's jackpot resets to $40 million. a minneapolis man has taken on the role of mom for a duck rescued from a storm drain. the reverend thompson said you will find quackers. the two are inseparable. the four week old duck goes to work with him every day. he said he will keep her until she learns to fly and if she flies away he will always have fond memories of his feathered friend. and they came to the rescue of two skunks dropped in a storm drain. one noticed noise grads the skunks friday night. wildlife energy services were

called in and pulled out the pair with nets. they were taken into custody briefly by wildlife officials to be treated for hypothermia and they were eventually released back into the wild. next, a special tribute to san francisco for the victims of malaysian flight 17. and hollywood loses a legend. the latest on the passing of james garner.

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>> live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> good sunday morning and thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller in for carolyn tyler. we will start with a quick look at your forecast. here's meet frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. pretty active on live doppler 7hd right now. lots of low clouds and a chance of showers throughout the day. we will more likely see drizzle. but we could get sprinkles in parts of the bay area. temperatures falling off the coast, off monterey. i also want to take you to the areas southeast of fresno where there is thunderstorm activity in hater elevations. we could see some thunderstorms as well in the