live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. they got rid of him? what? what? what? >> fan reaction after a blockbuster move. the a's trade away their biggest superstars hoping to lead to a world series championship provoking angry reaction officer fans. >> he was traded for two players, john lester and former

a's favorite. >> he is known for being a slugger at the plate and known for his rocket arm. who could forget this throw against the angels june 1. the seasons are a's history, oakland traded the red fielded to boston red soccer for lester and gomes and fans lit up the phone line and the flag ship radio station for the a's. a lost fans were upset when they hear the news about cespedes. >> people realize you are getting a prime time pitcher with two world series rings, a guy 3-30 all time in the world series with .49e.r.a., top of rotation guys so the fans are coming around on the trade. >> general manager put together a potent starting rotation.

analysts say the a's with this addition could have the best pitching in baseball. of course, for fans the success will be determined by one thing: a world championship. >> it is tough to trade when you have the best record in baseball. a lot of times -- you knows they got john lester so we got to play it by ear. >> i'm not feeling it but, if you get wins, that means a lot. ironically the a's were landing on a t-shirt give away on saturday and the first 10,000 fans would have gotten a cespedes t-shirt but now the website has been removed this. brother motion. there will be a 6:30 conference call this evening to talk about the move. >> the news spread like wildfire and fans sounded off for and against the idea that expressing

their opinion on abc7 news facebook page all morning. most of them unhappy to hear about the trade. however, a few were in support. we want to know what you thing of the a's and red sox deal in we want to hear your thoughts. >> police are investigating the shooting of a man found dead on the front lawn of a home after 6:00 a.m. near highway 37 at fairground drives. the victim appears between 20 and 25 and was shot in the upper torso. residents heard gunfire but did not see anything. the victim did not have any identification. antioch police need to catch a shooter or sheets who fired several shot in a him this morning, wounding a woman sleeping in her bed. police believe that home was targeted. our reporter joins us outside the police department with the developing story. how is the victim doing? >> she will be okay. her family says she was taken to the hospital to get some

stitches. those who were in the path of the bullet say that it was terrifying. >> bullet pierced the window and front door of this apartment unit on west 5th street in antioch at 4:00 this morning while two generations of one family slept inside. >> scary. man, it nearly hit the door. >> this father did not want his son's face on tv because he is worried the gunman will come back. a 23-year-old woman, his sister-in-law was hit by the gunfire. aawe were sleeping. it woke us up. she was grazed. >> sometimes the young grandchild sheep here, too, but they were not here at the time of the shooting. police have not made any arrests. they say they don't think the shooting was random but this apartment unit was targeted. they will not say why. the family, though, believes it was random and part of life in

antioch. >> i'm used to all of this because antioch, it is a daily thing, whether it is here or down the street. we hear it. this time, i guess, it was aim at our building. we are at the ready and this happened only a block away from here. miss did not get there fast enough and did megyn kelly arrests and have released no descriptions of the person or people who did this. s news of the california drought is getting worse. mike? >> yes, mat, you expect that at this time of the year in the dry season. it is how dramatically it spreads that caught a lot of us offshore when they factored everything into it, the united states drought monitor shows the exceptional drought is the worst year from 36 percent last week

to 58 percent this week because of the lack of rain and the river levels. another thing you will notice, all of the bay area is in it but for marin county. also, we have to get a full year's worth of rain to make up for where we are right now. cheryl? >> thank you. >> happy ending in the search for a missing hiker on mount ham town. she is fine. she did everything right in a bad situation. katie marzullo has that story. >> the woman and her husband are avid hikers which shows you cannot be too baseball in wilderness like this. >> a relieved husband hops a fence at the smith creek fire station eager to hug his wife 61-year-old christina puckett missing for 12 hours. >> we saw them height out at 3:00 in the afternoon and at 7:30 they were still there and we thought, that is a long hike. >> they became separated at 7:00 or 8:00 when she got ahead of

herrous on the trail and he doubled back and looked for her until 2:30 in the morning and finally call for help from a call box. the santa clara county sheriff activated search-and-rescue and handlers and dogs and firefighters hit the trail. they found her a mile from the fire station safe and sound just before 7:00 a.m. >> we were going to pick her up and she said, no, i'm hiking back. >> she walked out with us and that was a good moment. >> the sheriff deputy spokesman said she did not have a cell phone with her but it was a warm night and she was dressed presently and she kept her cool. >> this person did way are supposed to do when you are lost: stay put. she stayed put all last night and was location on the trail. >> couple actually is in an area of grant county park that is not open to the public. the sheriff deputy says it was recently acquired land and it is not yet maintained with proper

trails. we have new details of the corruption case involving state senator yee. back in federal court, he pleaded not guilty to new charges of racketeering and bribery. he is accused of using campaign for san francisco mayor and secretary of state to solicit illegal donations in exchange for political favors. the charges were included in a new indicted issued last week and allege he offered to pass legislation making it harder for nfl players to obtain worker compensation in california in change for contributions from an unidentified nfl owner. yesterday, raymond "shrimp boy" chow, a former chinatown gang step pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. 27 other people have been charged in the case. >> the african nation of sierra leona has declared a state of emergency after peace corps

volunteers have been exposed after coming into contact with an ebola victim who died forcing the peace corps to pull 340 volunteers out of west can. two american missionaries are now showing some improvement. >> still ahead heightened yosemite with a massive water file near an important area. >> expected change on the golden gate bridge and what you will not see for a while when driving into san

>> at ucla they are assessing the cost dams from the broken water main that flooded six campus facilities and created a huge sinkhole on sunset police department. last night crews were finally able to completely shut off the 93-year-old pipe that was still gushing a thousand gallons a minute yesterday. officials now say more than 20 million gallons of water flowed from 9 ruptured pipeline and 950 vehicles are still trapped underground in the parking garages. half of them were probably submerged and suffered major damage. repairs are expected to take until tomorrow night or saturday morning. >> cruise are making progress this morning in trying to protect a treasure grove of giant sequoia trees at yosemite.

officials say that the section of the fire butting near -- fire burning is not a threat at two miles from the grove. the fire lines have been widened after the massive rim fire last year. officials are considering sitting out to reduce potential fuel sources after burning six square miles and 34 percent contained. >> right now, the golden gate bridge crews are removing the 8' toll plaza clock preparing for the installation of a movable median barrier which will be refurbished and reinstalled after the work is done. it is $30 million barrier. the barrier prevents head-on collisions and require as week enclosure for the final installation. tomorrow and tonight the northbound curb is closed from 9:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. to take

care of motions to the toll plaza. meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> we are looking at clouds that are more stubborn leading to temperatures up to five degrees cooler and we will give you an update on the cooling trend and you how long it will last in the seven-day outlook and, today, it is national height stroke awareness and alarming statistics about kids and cars. >> and the new app visible today that helps travelers of all abilities. >> do you need help planning your weekend in leyla gulen has tips to explore where you

covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. san francisco international airport will unveil a smartphone app to help travelers navigate this way around the terminals. officials that worked with this to build a working prototype. has united states headquarters in palo alto. thousands of pounds of fruits spilled on the freeway three days ago? it is fought going to waste. the zoo shared this video with us. elephants and bears and giraffes are feasting on a lot of fruit donated from the incident on monday in livermore, a nutritional bonanza. this is so much that the zookeepers are thinking of freezing the fruit to make

popsicles. >> that would be good for the people in the east bay. >> not here but the east bay. machine machine, what do you think of that? we could have a 40-degree spread from the coolness of the coast in san francisco to the triple delegates and the east bay and that is why we are talking about national heat stroke awareness day. i have video and numbers to talk to you about and i want to focus in on the kids, we have seen kids being left in cars and every ten days, one kid is left in the car, has a heat stroke and passes away. very unfortunate statistic and 14 years and younger it is the leading cause of deaths for the kids that are not related to crashes. we have an issue there, we have to keep in mind the kids in the back seat and don't lebanon them in there no matter how long you are away from the car because at 60 to 70 degree temperatures the car can be suffocatingly hot. we do have a cooling trend on

the way and here is live doppler 7 hd which is quiet, no rain, unfortunately, but they are faster everywhere today and even in concord we see the wind blow through the delta and the left hand turn is where it is cooler by five degrees compared to yesterday with the cooler air inland it is doing a round about. we have the fastest wind through the san francisco bay from the golden gate bridge and bay bridge north through the delta community at 1:00 o'clock to 9:00 and you can see the clouds pulling arm about the same timeframe but for right here in the heart of the bay it is taking longer and over sfo that is why we had 56 flight arrival delays we will see high clouds and sunshine for most of us dropping our temperatures, at 58 in san francisco to 81 in antioch. this time yesterday we were at 88 and the east bay hills, you

can see the highlights, with the clouds spreading inland. today, we are watching this area of low-to-upper and the high clouds bringing in, unfortunately, not bringing the moisture. we will talk temperatures. we will be in the home 80's if the south bay and upper 80's around san jose and cupertino is possible and low-to-mid 90's around los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy and mid-70's to mid-80's on the peninsula today with upper 60 to low 70's around downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and a fire truck is going by. we will keep an eye on where it is going. mid-to-upper 80's through the north bay valley and mid-80's along the east bay shoreline and we have the mid-90's to around 100 degrees inland. the sonoma county fair just opened and 64 and mid-80's by the time we get to the afternoon and 7:00 it will be 82 and when we close we will be 64 to 65 degrees with another hot day

inland and we lose two- to four-degrees saturday and another two or for decks on sunday and monday and tuesday all the excessive heat is gone and temperatures are back close to average with a few high clouds tomorrow but get ready for morning clouds and afternoon sunshine, we will lock in to the pattern again. heat is out there in the east bay again this afternoon. we will check on the fire station. >> do you knowdown -- know young children making a difference? this is partnership of youth service of america with abc7 and disney. it included alexander who collected 2,200 books to donate to other children. and he help main lane little free libraries with more on the summer of service awards at abc7 news/community.

>> we have a few suggestions this week end. >> laying league will help you explore. >> don't have to go further than the south bay to carry south of the border culture at the san jose mexican hurt tack festival entertained with performances and dancing with the workshop. >> turn back the clocks and revisit the golden able at the san jose renaissance fair, with costume and medieval fun and hearty food. >> check out the quickest wit in the bay area at the improv, celebrating 21st year at the summer festival through september 20. beyonce and her husband, jay-z will hit a home run with the fans when their tour comes to at&t park next tuesday and when. tickets are still available but

expect heavy traffic in the area. vest our website at abc7news.com. leyla gulen. >> still ahead, check this. ♪ come along ♪ happy >> you are never too old to be happy. and hip. ♪ happy is

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the video is courtesy of 60 residents and staff at a retirement village in new zealand combine all the considerable talent to come up with this tribute called 80 odd years of happy and everyone is getting in on the fund including the younger right? >> from all of us at abc7 news, thanks for joining us. >> beautiful santa cruz. nice day to hit the beach. it will be hot and humid. looking good.

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