>> good morning. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm matt keller in for carolyn tyler. we will start with the if i can look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan. some green on the doppler, frances? >> yes. we are are seeing some precipitation fall from the clouds and low clouds but most of it is not reaching the ground. most of it is verga. i do want to take you to the area east of fresno, south of bishop. a lot of thunderstorm activity. we will see some thunderstorms possibly south of lake tahoe and a chance of sprinkles throughout the day. temperatures a little cooler in the inland areas. we are going to only reach the mid-80s today. along the coast in san francisco mid-60s and around the bay temperatures in the 70s.

a big warmup on the way with the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thanks, francis. the opening ceremony for a.i.d.s. walk san francisco is less than 45 minutes away. about 25,000 people are expected to help raise money for a.i.d.s. and hiv research. sergio quintana is live at golden gate park with what is happening now. good morning, sergio. >> good morning, matt. good morning, everyone. right any a lot of those participants are getting warmed up. i am set up over at the abc7 jumbotron, which is kind of weird. i get to see myself over my shoulder. anyways abc7 team will be cheering on a lot of these participants this morning as we begin their walk. a little earlier we visited the starting line where teams were assembling. this is the 28th annual a.i.d.s. walk san francisco and there are quite a few walkers, and lots of new walkers as well. everyone making their way around golden gate park. >> i brought all my kids out

here because we need to learn how to support and give back to the community. so that's why we are here. >> this year's opening ceremony will include a special moment of silence to honor the a.i.d.s. researchers who were killed aboard malaysian flight 17. six were killed, among the other victims of the crash. today's walk will also end with a moment of silence in their honor and the m. c. of the opening ceremony, my colleague dan ashley, that will begin in with 45 minutes and we will be here throughout the day showing everybody what is going on at a.i.d.s. walk san francisco. reporting live at golden gate park, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> great to see you on the big screen there. thanks nor joining us and we will check in with you a little later on. here's photos from last year's walk. this year's walk starts at 10:30

at gold gate park. you can still register. you can show up at the park to register there. now to the latest on the downing malaysia flight 17. they said the black boxes of the plane have been found and will be given to international aviation authorities. the separatists took away nearly 200 bodies that were recovered so far. we have the latest. >> no clear perimeters. known in charge. and no one taking responsibility. >> we have proof, we have evidence it was planned and committed with the participation of russia. >> this crash site now arguably the world's biggest and most disputed crime scene. most of the victims' bodies have opinion taken away in truckloads and are now under rebel control. >> rescue work is not there

because the terrorists are there and they don't allow rescue groups to work. >> armed gunmen hovering over the wreckage and standing in the way of a european group of observers, limiting their access and allowing them to stay no longer than 75 minutes. here one pro-russian fighter seen holding up a toy found among the debris. the prime minister is furious, calling the handling of the crash site and victims down right disgusting. while an international squad of investigators has started trickling into the capital city of kiev, including a dutch forensic teams, the pressure is on vladimir putin to force the rebels to back off and let international rescuers begin a painstaking search for answers. >> it should be an international

investigation to identify the cause and the perpetrator so we can bring them to justice. >> in the midst of all this chaos, the blame game continues. >> russia is trying today to -- they are trying to not be responsible for this. >> the outrage is building around the world. there is a team of forensic investigators ready to get on the scene but they cannot get access. they are waiting for a cease-fire and neither of rebels or the ukrainian government has agreed on that yet. abc news. the u.s. is putting the likely blame for the downed malaysian passenger plane on separatists who had pro russian help. secretary of state kerry points the finger at the separatists. he said there's been russian weapons going over the board to help fighters breakaway from the

central government. some of the separatist leaders are russian. russia has armed the split efforts, have supported the separatists, they continue to refuse call publicly for the separatists to engage in behavior that would lend itself to a resolution to this issue. >> kerry said separatists have shot down several aircraft over the last month and bragged about thursday's attack on the malaysian plane until they realized it was a commercial jet. we will continue to follow on air and on line. coverage if continues on our website and on twitter. in developing news one person is dead and another seriously injured following a car crash in santa rosa. it happened near highway 12 on the off ram. . the vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed when going throughout intersection and lost control, hitting the tree and a guardrail before flipping over. the driver suffered major

injuries. the passenger was killed. no word yet if alcohol was a factor. >> in stockton friends, family and entire community turn out for a woman killed during a bank robbery last week. misty was one of three people taken hostage. she was killed when one of the suspects used her as a humor -- a human shield with a shootout with the police. we have 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 hostage misty. her son said she was well-known for her kindness. i am literally at a loss for words. i can't begin to describe thousand thankful i am for everybody who is here. >> meanwhile, the family is still searching for answers. >> misty's sister has questions for the surviving two hostages. >> what happened?

what was mist city saying? what were you saying? what were the last words that misty said? >> and misty's stepfather couldn't help mention the city's battle for crime. >> 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 resources unless we are joining forces with various state task forces and the fbi to combat thing gangs. there are just so many of them. >> meanwhile the family is still searching answers from police about her death that ended in a hale of gunfire between the police and the suspect. in stockton, alan wang, abc7 news. abc7 news. >> an effort to pay for her funeral expenses is gaining support. her husband works at a car dealership in pittsburgh.

his co-workers started a gofundme page hoping to raise money. his friends raised nearly $8,000 for paul and his kids. >> he's 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. 30-year-old gilbert renteria junior and 27-year-old alex martinez died to the shootout. the third suspect, 19-year-old ramos, was arrested on the scene. they expressed sorrow for misty's family. >> breaks my heart he lost his wife, they lost their mother because my kids lost their father so i can comprehend on that, you know. >> police are still searching for the driver of this car discovered about four miles away from the scene of the crime. surveillance cameras caught it

coming off all three suspect before they rob the bank. >> today wyoming national guard c-130 tankers will arrive in washington state to help with a massive wildfire. the tankers are capable of dropping 3,000 pounds of retardant in seconds. yesterday strong winds pushed the flames in several directions. fires burning in the central part of the state have destroyed at least 100 homes and forced more evacuations. so far 340 square miles have burned. here in the bay area we are getting a few showers in some places and drizzly conditions outside. >> yeah, the showers have been active on live doppler 7hd. lots of low clouds around the bay area. i'll let you know where we can find any measurable precip. and i will also have the 7 day forecast. >> up next, the latest in the middle east crisis. what they are focusing on after expanding a ground attack in gaza. >> we will save you a bundle.

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>> good morning. here's a live look outside from our agc7 roof camera. low clouds, foggy conditions. the possibility of showers today. the a.i.d.s. walk san francisco

gets underway at 10:30 this morning. in developing news, the deadliest day yet of israel's three day old ground offensive in gaza. at least 55 people were killed at israeli troops backed by tanks and warplanes battled hamas militants. dozens of homes are damaged or destroyed and thousands fled the city. the death toll is 400, including 13 soldiers. activists will protest against gaza later today. the jewish community council has expressed support for israel, say thinking support israel's right as a sovereign country to defend itself. [screams] >> oh, my god! >> five people suffered bushes, -- suffered burns, some serious, when the hot-air balloon they were riding in crashed into power lines. it happened last night in clinton, massachusetts. witnesses captured of the balloon descending and two loud

explosions. >> some of protesting because they don't breathe the government is taking the right approach securing are borders. >> they let people run over the border. they should be collecting them and bringing them back where they came from to discourage future people from coming here and giving them false hopes. >> others believe the u.s. must take a more humanitarian approach, especially when children are involved. >> san francisco macy's employees could go on strike. 88% at the union square downtown shopping center voted to reject a new contract, a big issue for workers is the company wants to cap commissions for existing

sales people and eliminate commissions for new hires. macy's has yet to respond to the union's offer to resume negotiations. the state's drought will only get worse as the summer continues. that's the word from the national drought mitigation center' university of nebraska. 81% of the state is in extreme drought, make hard to break the cycle. climate maps are based on many indicators. in los angeles homeowners are keeping their lawns green through the drought by dying it. professional lawn painters are matching a lawn's color and paint on a coat. customers said it's cheaper than rising water bills. it lasts about three months before it needs to be reapplied. a lost people are turning off their water so we are seeing a lot of brown in the bay area. >> my lawn is completely light brown. we are hoping for a chance of showers today but it will be short lived if we get them and very light at best. on live doppler 7hd i'm putting it in a three-hour loop.

you see the pattern of the clouds coming in from the east. now a lot of this does not seem to be making it to the ground because we aren't getting any measurable precipitation yet. but notice in this loop there's a thunderstorm just north of sacramento, south of chico along i-5. we are seeing a little bit of showers making it to the ground like point reyes had .01-inch and .01-inch near salinas. we will keep an eye out for more measurable rainfall. we are seeing a lot of thunderstorm activity to the area of east of fresno right now. we will continue to see a threat of thunderstorms in the area south of lake tahoe and in the higher elevations of central california. as we look live from the east bay hills you notice the low-moving clouds and high-level clouds as well but we are seeing some brakes and sunshine.

san carlos 64, san jose 67, gilroy 9/11 and half moon bay 91. and 43 minutes flight arrival delays. more 60s napa and novato. and livermore up to 68 grease. golden gate bridge still foggy. that's what you can expect along most of the coast today. a chance of showers or sprinkles throughout the day and tomorrow morning. cooler and cloudy for sunday and then warmer by thursday. now the water vapor imagery shows you moisture in the upper levels and the green showing you where it can rain. the area of low pressure with the air circulating counterclockwise continues to build the moisture from the gulf of california. we will see increasing clouds today with a chance of a light shower. but definitely increasing clouds, and then the areas of green show where we could get

some shower activity or sprinkles. and this may continue into monday morning. we will wake up to gray skies and overcast conditions. also for the a.i.d.s. walk happening right now, temperatures will be in the low 60s and then we will reach the mid-60s by this afternoon with a little bit more sunshine. highs today very similar to yesterday, but cooler in some locations. ed san jose, upper 70s through redwood city, palo alto and mid-6 0s along the coast. and look for very comfortable numbers in the east bay, namely low 70s. inland areas low to mid-80s. 81 pittsburgh, 83 livermore. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a muggy, cloudy day with a chance of a sprinkle. i'm keeping my fingers crossed. partly cloudy monday. tuesday and wednesday not much change and thursday and friday is when the heat starts to pick up. we will see mid-90s by friday

and that continues into saturday. we will let you know how warm it's going to be in your community. you can keep track of bay area weather or twitter@livedoppler 7hd. it's been very active this morning. >> sure has. a lot of people heading out to a.i.d.s. walk san francisco and they will have to be described for any possibility. >> and again, we are always hoping for rain. >> never complain about it. thanks, >> paying an insurance bill is never fun. we do it because either the law demands it or the bank demands it. here is michael finney on 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, nor 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 about 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 policies with 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, the fact that 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 checking 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. >> next, a sweet celebration, how an iconic bay area ice cream parlor is celebrating it's 1120th

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>> happening today an iconic ice cream parlor is gearing up for a sweet celebration. fentons creamery is celebrating their 120th anniversary. from noon to three today there will be a celebration. they will have crafts, barbecue and a raffle. free scoops of ice cream will be handed out. today's celebration take place at fentons' piedmont avenue location in oakland. >> and today is national ice cream day. it is specifically the third sunday of the month. at the time it was created by president reagan began, 10% of milk used in the united states was use ford ice cream. and jay pop is a new wave movement of music and fashion. this weekend you can join in at jay pop sunday.

most of the activities and events are in japan town. today another free concert by a girls group tokyo girl style. it continues today from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and much more to come on the sunday morning news. hollywood lose as legend. the latest on the passing of actor james garner. >> and out here at golden gate park, i am with the entire abc7 team. they are waiting to welcome everyone and cheer everyone on as they begin the 28th annual walk around golden gate park. that's comin

>> good morning. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan, in for lisa argen.

good morning, frances. >> good morning, everyone. we are starting out with live doppler hd, showing areas of green. it's picking up precipitation in the clouds but a lot of it is not making it to the ground. so the air isn't green by the time it hits the ground, it's evaporated. so it's mostly verga. i want to show you where it's green with a lot of low clouds but the live camera shows there is no rain falling now over 101. temperatures cooler in the inland areas. only into the mid-80s today. along the coast and in san francisco look for mid-60s to upper 60s. and around the bay temperatures holding fairly steady. upper 70s and topping out at 77. i'll have the complete forecast with the warmup next. >> thanks, frances. less than 15 minutes away from the opening ceremony at this year's a.i.d.s. walk san francisco. at that time organizers plan to honor those who died from the disease. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana joins us live from golden gate park.

and some victims of malaysian flight 17 will also be honored, right? >> reporter: yes. they will be honored with a moment of silence. this is an interesting event. we are always trying to get people to participate in a very fun way. we are out here at the abc7 jumbotron with the agc7 team. i want to tell but that jumbotron. as people walk by you can see yourself up on that screen. but then also people can check their loved ones who are participating on abc7news.com/live. i want to tell you more about what of the honors, two people who were lost in the crash last week. they were aboard malaysia flight 17, the plane that was brought down over ukraine last week. so to kickoff today's events, those researchers will be honored with a moment of silence. and then participants will gear up for their walk around golden gate park, and along the way the abc7 team will be here to cheer

them on. now, usually i am out in the field somewhere talking about whatever is going on, and i get to only see cheryl jennings through the television. i always love bumping into you in the newsroom this is the 27th annual a.i.d.s. walk san francisco. how many times have you been able to come out today? >> this is the 27th observe advance of the a.i.d.s. walk so we are a proud partner. when it first started, i started covering it in the early 80s, a.i.d.s. were horrible. today it is so much better with education and treatments. but education and knowing your status, that's what we tell everybody. >> that's what the money goes for. it goes to a lot of those agencies that get out there and do that work. >> yes, absolutely. and a lot of it stays in the community and the fact that we get people hear to talk about a subject that i couldn't get people to talk about 30 and 40

years ago. so it's so gratifying for me to see entire families here today. >> that's actually what we saw earlier, people bringing out their families to participate in the a.i.d.s. walk. there are lots of people here. they are expecting 20,000 people to participate in the event. hopefully we get to see some of you coming out. reporting from golden gate park, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> thanks. always great to see cheryl down at the event there. developing news this morning, we remember a hollywood figure. actor james garner died at the age of 86. he he was known for his long-running role on tv in "the rockford files." he always starred in 58 films. we have more. >> travis. you know, i fell for that trick once myself. works pretty good, doesn't it? >> james garner had a singular talent for having a smart mouth in a tough spot from a hit tv show "the rockford files."

you aren't going to shoot anything so why don't you put away before you have an accident. >> we want to take some snapshots. >> and a charming con-man, maverick, in the 1950s tv show "maverick." >> you are right, doctor, not that kind. >> the black and white western was remade into a movie co-starring mel gibson. >> no time to be brave. >> there were movies such as "support your local sheriff" and the movie" hour of the gun." garner was nominated for an oscar for playing a small town pharmacist in "murphy's romance" in 2005 he was presented with alive time achievement award from the actors word. >> i don't know if i deserve this award, but please tonight just forgive me if i act like i do.

>> and act is what he did. and after taking on one of the biggest roles of his career in "the notebook" an entire generation liked to find true loch when james garner reads his diarial loud. >> we could do anything we wanted to. >> james garner was 86. >> that was sarah hayes reporting. 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 the memories of these who watched the lunar landing from their tv sets. buzz aldren is trying to get people to share their memories. >> five-year-old. my mom swears she got me up and she put me in front of the tv with my other ten brothers and sisters. >> what a day that was. >> i was sitting on the floor glued to the family tv.

>> aldren will be here next weekend for the celebration of the uss hornet museum in alameda. the hornet recovered the crew from the pacific following its splashdown. >> participants will complete a swim and a runback to aquatic park. the gates are open to all firefighters in california. >> we have good friends from l.a. and watched their kids grow up, graduate from high school. it's a camaraderie thing. >> and yesterday was a one-half mile swim from alcatraz to aquatic part. winner made it in 35 minutes. today there's activity on green street between columbus and avenues. this morning a warning from

the fda about a new form of the stimulant 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 this 18-year-old high school athlete from ohio. they found 25 times of caffeine in his body than that of a typical coffee drinkers. >> take too much of this and it's truly toxic. you will get disoriented, you may have irregular heartbeat, you may have seizures and it can lead to death. >> the powder is marketed as a dietary supplement so it doesn't face federal regulations like caffeinated food. the fda is now investigating and thinking about taking regulatory action. >> coming up, a bay area teenager whose dream is to become an investment banker. show you how at least part of his wish is now coming true. and here's a live look from the

east bay hills camera. a lot of clouds out there today. it will be muggy out there, as well. the possibility of showers a lot happening in the weather department. frances dinglasan has the accuweather forecast in just a fe

>> this is a live look from the rimville santa cruz has a water school for people who get busted wasting party. the water district holds a one time night class for water customers who want to have fines and penalties waived. 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. the fine was waived after the customers took a two-our course. a lot of times you can't see the leaks and it's going down the drain. >> and we are picking up a lot of moisture. lots of low clouds out there. i show you a live shot from the roof camera of the bay bridge. we are going to keep track where you can see those showers hopefully, and also we will have your accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thanks, frances. and also next on a night the a's honor their world series champs

>> good morning. here's a live look from our lake tahoe camera. yeah, the possibility of showers today, thunderstorms in the sierra. that lake looks beautiful this morning with all those clouds hanging over it. a 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. >> why don't you slide that baby on. 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. >> you like that one? >> i like this one, the romeo. >> the romeo? >> yeah. >> do you have a girlfriend? >> i do. >> you might have a few more with those.

>> he will be wearing them it new york for a whirlwind tour and mini internship to learn the world of investment banking. >> i've always been pretty obsessed with complicated things 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 to ralph lauren, he also learned dressing for it is also complex. >> the bloom. >> the bloom? >> yeah, comes in 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 myself looking every day out there on wall street and 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. >> looking sharp. >> seven more days to check out the california state fair and the food. but if you were hoping to make

it for the beer competition, you are out of luck. the winners were announced yesterday. you can get a taste of a few select brews in the bay area. an antioch brewery won brewery of the year. here's a look at the other bay area gold medal winners. you see the cities the brew resume in hopes call home and the categories they won in. two popular bay area brew resume in hopes did not take part in the competition. but i know that the russian river brewery has lines out the door. so they always win every year because they get the customers. there you go. outsided to people are going to win if they like the wet, damp, humid conditions. >> exactly. muggy and humid conditions around the bay area. i love it. wide doppler 7hd has been very active picking up all the moisture. and even mid-level clouds moving across the bay area. we did get a little bit of measurable precip at point reyes and salinas so far this morning.

a lot of this is not making it to the ground, but we are picking up thunderstorm activity east of fresno and yosemite late, and we also could see some more thunderstorms up in the lake tahoe area and in the sierra as matt mentioned. i have been keeping a close eye on this area of green. the live doppler hd is very sensitive. it is picking up all the moisture. this was green but i didn't see rain falling. here's a live shot of 101u see a lot of low clouds. we may be getting some drizzle and drags amounts of precipitation around the bay area. we will keep an eye on that and we have the details tonight. oakland 63, san carlos 64, and gilroy already up to 71 and half moon bay at 61 degrees. and i want to take you to the south bay this time because in san jose we are seeing blue skies and high clouds. high clouds and mid-level clouds will be moving in this afternoon. santa rosa, napa, novato in the low 60s and mid-to upper 60s

right now through fair feel, concord and livermore. here we have the gray skies still over the golden gate bridge. it will be cloudy along the coast. a chance of showers today. so minimal right now. more like a chance of sprinkles. cooler, cloudy and humid for your sunday and much warmer by thursday. a chance of water vapor image. this shows the circulation around the low. and it shows moisture in the upper levels of the atmosphere. it's going to continue to just pull this monsoonal moisture from the gulf of california and that will bring us cloudy conditions and a chance of a shower. but if we do get a shower, it will be brief and very light. so mainly cloudy conditions, slightly cooler numbers. the chance of a shower continues into tomorrow morning. right now the latest model shows just mostly clouds. but we could see some more thunderstorm activity in the sierra as well tomorrow. highs today still warm in parts of morgan hill, gilroy

mid-80s, 9 in san jose and look for 70s in parts of the peninsula, redwood city. 65 in pacifica. downtown san francisco up to 68 degrees. we will be mid-70s today through petaluma, novato, napa and even santa rosa. east bay numbers comfortable, low 70s for the most part. 72 hayward. look for inland areas to come down a few degrees to the low to mid-80s. 80 concord and walnut creek. 83 livermore and down from 88 yesterday. going to the a's game, even though it's cloudy, the humidity will be high. upper 60s at the start and low 70s by the time the game ends. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. muggy and cloudy today and hoping for the chance of a shower or a sprinkle. partly cloudy for tomorrow. and then it holds steady until thursday and friday and saturday where we see the 90s return to the inland areas. friday will probably be the warmest day next week.

>> the past week i've gotten muggy conditions. if feels humid outside. >> it has been, and it's brought milder temperatures inland and along the coast because that's where we are a little warmer than normal. >> thank you, frances. in sports, the a's will send sunny gray to the mound this afternoon against the orioles. first pitch at 1:05. last night the a's fell to the leaders of the american league east. here's the highlights with rick quan in sports. >> 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 home start. it did not go well. in the first he gives up a three-run blast to adam jones. a few batters later, j.j. hardy also connects. ham he lasted just two innings, giving up five runs and six

hits. the a's dry to battle back 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 o's beat the a's 8-4. >> tim hudson got the start against the marlins last night. miami scored in the first. santa cruz's jason mcgee brings in 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 ball. jarrod saltalamacchia throws it into left field. belt comes home, but later left because of dizziness. he will be tested for a concussion. two more score and made it 5-1, san francisco. hudson allowed one run over 7 1/3. 5-3, the final. the earthquakes were in

new jersey trying to snap a four-game losing streak. the 32nd minute the quakes is called for a handball in the box. looks kind were iffy there. that led to the penalty kick. bradley wright, philips buries it for the league leading 17th goal and in the 88th minute they tie the game. that's the way the game would end, 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 forecast bunker. charles was in charge. warrior's steph curry is also a good golfer. on the par 3, 7, he sticks this within four feet. he's in 19th 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. i'm rick quan. see you again tonight at 5:00. >> we keep hearing about tragic accidents involving pedestrian,

bicyclists and people on railroad tracks. on beyond the headlines we meet a family dealing with the death of a loved one killed in a bicycle collision in san francisco. they talk about their efforts to raise awareness to help others. join cheryl jennings for "beyond the headlines" right after our newscast right here on abc7. >> next, partially submerged in water. how two skunks were rescued from a santa cruz storm drain.

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>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $60 million power ball draw. a ticket purchased in san bernardino county matched all six numbers to win the $60 million jackpot. wednesday night's jackpot is reset to $40 million. a minneapolis man has taken on the role of mom for a duck rescued from a storm drain. reverend matt thompson has the

quacker. he goes to work with matt every day. he said he will keep quackers until she learns to fly and if she flies away, he will have fond memories of his feathered friend. >> maybe neighbors came to the rescue of two skunks trapped in a noise drain. 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. we have the san francisco a.i.d.s. walk today. it starts in about 33 minutes and people will be under clouds. >> muggy. and we are looking for a chance of showers with live doppler 7hd. a lot of moisture in the clouds. not too much rain hitting the ground. here's the a.i.d.s. walk. 60 right now to 64 this afternoon. around the bay area today 68 in

san francisco. 72 in oakland, 79 in san jose. look for muggy conditions to continue into tomorrow morning. >> all right. thank you, frances, and thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. news continues online, on twitter, facebook and on all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day, everyone!

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