>> good morning. i'm cornell bernard in for caroline tyler. let's start with a first look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> we have a lot of deep, subtropical moisture in suggest earn california headed up through the mountains and toward the bay area. it will make a turn with the low to aid as a triggering mechanism. this comes into play later on tonight. today starting out with the marine layer. 68 san jose, 57 in half moon bay, three mile visibility. and with the deep marine layer

we are looking to inland temperature today to be once again very comfortable with numbers in the 60s. maybe a 90 out toward brentwood, san francisco and the coastline 60s. look for partly cloudy skies all throughout the bay area as the clouds increase. bay side upper 60s to upper 70 he is. plus a few sprinkles toward the afternoon and evening hours. we talk about the rain chances in detail in a few minutes. all right. see you the first of sporting event at levi's stadium. the san jose earthquakes took on the seattle sounders. despite concern, traffic was smooth for those headed to the stadium. we have details from santa clara. >> ice the first event at levi's stadium. half the people here were 49er fans and the new home stadium is a hit for those who have been anxiously waiting. >> it is so beautiful, i can't believe i'm here.

>> it is so beautiful, i can't believe i'm here. i'm going to tell my grandchildren this. this is breathtaking, this is great. >> this is the country's first new football venue and the first to be built in california in decades. it wouldn't be a true destination without plenty of need choices. there's the ballpark dog and other options. and there's plenty of technology. >> if you have to go to the museum and find the bathroom, you go here and it will bring up maps. >> eric romero showed us the levi's stadium smartphone app that help them park, find their seat and even order food. for now it's met most expectations, especially when compared to candlestick park. >> this is better. i like this one better. >> now fans just have to master

the transit options and how to get here and home. sergio quintana, abc7s news. >> the stadium cost $1.3 billion and took two years to build. it has 30,000 parking spaces. they span 28 lots. and intersections were changed to help the flow of traffic. stadium seats approximately 68,500 fans. the 49ers upcoming season is sold out with fans reselling about 10,000 tickets per game. the san jose earthquake president said it was an honor to be the first on the field. >> it is incredible. this is a great day for the community, for the earthquakes. to have all these people here, it's a historic moment. >> the earthquakes have a deal with the stadium to play one match a year there for the next four years. other big events coming up, the niners will host the denver broncos in the first football game ever played at the stadium. that happens august 17th in the preseason game. the 49ers first regular season

game will be played on september 14th against the chicago bears. the first college football game is on october 24th and cal meets oregon. the first pac-12 championship at levi's stayed is october 25th. and the fran bowl, formerly known as the fight hunger bowl, will be december 30th. early next year the wwe "wrestlemania 21" on march 29th. >> firefighters are trying to find the cause of a fire that forced 25 people to evacuate their homes. flames broke out behind third street and palou avenue. that was just before 2:30 yesterday afternoon. the business has business on the bottom floor and residential units on the second. no injuries reported there. this morning firefighters are fighting one of several fires threatening homes and businesses across california.

last night 27 people were sent to help fight the fire burning in shasta county that burned 26,000 acres and is only 5% contained. officials say those firefighters could stay on the fire line about a week. >> it's challenging, and they really enjoy doing it. it's what they signed up for. and some of these firefighters that are going, i mean, they are city firefighters but we have hired them from other departments and they have a lot wildfire experience. >> meanwhile the day fire in modoc county has grown to more than 12,000 acres, forcing evacuations and threatening 150 structures. governor brown has declared a state of emergency and has asked -- secured fema assistance to help cover the firefighting costs. the 20-year-old murder suspect is being sought. officials say he shot someone friday night around 9:00 p.m. they believe he may have kidnapped 20-year-old vanessa flores. he was last seen driving a late model silver or gray kia or

midsize s.u.v. he is described as 5'9", 160 pounds, black hair, brown eyes and tattoos on both arms. new details this morning. prosecutors dismissed many counts against a former teacher. 34 of 104 counts are dismissed. he's accused of molesting 14 former male students. he taught fourth and fifth grades at woodside elementary school and was arrested last year. defense attorneys argued students only made accusations based on rumors. our media partner "contra costa times" say the prosecutors reduced the molestation counts to two victims. closing arguments are scheduled for monday. police in fairfield are looking for a person who they say sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl while she was jogging yesterday. police say it happened before 12:30 in the afternoon. the girl was on a walking trail near okay brook drive in the community of core deal yeah. the suspect asked her for

directions and then assaulted her. the suspect is described as a caucasian man, 18 years old approximately, and he was last seen wearing a black shirt and gray sweat pants. concord police are looking for the suspect who assault add woman found bleeding and unconscious in the hillcrest park area. she was found early yesterday morning just before 7:00. the 40-year-old victim was given first aid and transported to a local hospital where she is in stable condition this morning. >> a video surveillance camera caught this man walking away from a park friday in palo alto where two women say he exposed himself. here's a sketch of the suspect. he's described as 45, 6-foot tall, slim build. last seen wearing a baseball cap and jean jacket and white pants. and the first victim of the deadly ebola virus is being treated in atlanta today. doctors are taking extra

precautions to avoid contamination. abc marcie gonzales has the details. she is live there. good morning, marcy. >> hi, good morning, cornell. dr. kent brantly is starting his first full day of treatment here. his family says they are very optimistic. >> this morning dr. kent brantly is waking up at this hospital in atlanta. the first american ebola patient ever on u.s. soil brought here yesterday from liberia. flown in this medical plane with a specialized isolation unit, transported to emory university hospital where family and friends were stunned to see him there on the right walking out of the ambulance. >> to see him walk, which hadn't even occurred to me, was just unbelievable. >> doctors covered completely in protective gear like this are treating brantly. keeping a close eye on his condition in this hospital room that is specially isolated so there's no risk of the disease

spreading from here. >> i understand the public's concern, this is a new infection for the united states, but we really think we have processes that maintain the safety of not just the patients, but the public at large >> the ebola virus has killed more than 700 people in west africa. dr. brantly contracted the virus there while treating patients. >> i know of he was feeling a little better and hopeful for that. brantly's colleague, nancy writebol, will also be brought here in the next few days. there's no cure, but doctors are optimistic the care they get could save these two americans' lives. >> i think a lot of it is the really important supportive care that we realize is the key thing in improving the model. iv fluids, flood transfusions, -- blood transfusions, if necessary. >> and brantly's wife was able to visit him last night but she had to see him through a glass

barrier and a phone. but doctors stress ebola is transmitted -- is not transmitted through the air so there's not a big concern about it spreading in the u.s. abc7 news. >> okay, marcy. thank you. coming up on this week, those americans inspect if he canned with the ebola virus and returning to the u.s. for treatment, we will hear from the former acting director of cdc and the abc chief medical director, richard besser. and current cdc director mark freed manuel as they discuss the steps being done to control the outbreak. that's here at 8:00. happening today, 1500 so i can lifts will take to the streets for a tour. it's one of the longest running fun bicycle rides with the finish at coyote

point in san mateo. the ride gets underway about right now. there are three route options ranging from 20 to 63 miles based on experience level. i'll take the 20-mile or maybe the 2-mile. people should be aware of of the road closers in thattary. cooler air, right? >> yes, economist drizzle. plenty of cloud cover. right now a live look outside from our roof camera. temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s across the bay. everyone is is feeling temperatures back to normal. we will add in the chance of showers the next couple days. we will talk about it when we return. >> all right. also next, lots of hidden cash found in the bay area yesterday, but why it might be the last drop for a while here. >> a cab ride that cost more than $900? that's something i just had to investigate. i'm michael finney. "7 on your side" is coming up.

>> six people, including three from petaluma, all recovering this morning after they were thrown into san francisco when their canoe capsized. happened around 3:00 p.m. yesterday at the south tower of the bridge. they were participating in the round the rock alcatraz challenge when the waters game

rough and fast. the waves flipped it and tossed everyone into the water. >> the water was pouring into the canoe faster than we would bale it out, and it sunk the canoe. >> i have never been in anything that extreme. it seemed like it was paddle for your life, just to get away from the tower and make sure the tail of the canoe got around the tower. >> paddle for your life, good plan. the coast guard gave the crew some blankets and hot coffee. they all said they will be back on the water today. bart has rolled out a new maintenance plan designed to minimize service disruption about the plan itself is causing disruption. crews took two tracks out of the area. service while they worked at the daly city service. today direct richmond or fremont service to san francisco won't be available either. what could be the last hidden cash treasure hunt could be the last today. people were he it beach looking

for pez dispensers holding $50 or $100 bills. >> i am using my feet, which has been super effective at finding rocks. i have this one. it's a beautiful rock. >> neato was the first clue that was out. i mean, online we thought about baker, so baker beach. >> jason busi, the man behind the drops, say this will be the last drop in the bay area for quite a while. $900 for airfare isn't unheard of, but $900 for a twelve mile cab ride from the airport? something is obviously wrong there. michael finney has the story after woman who got taken for a

ride. >> randee is a modern dance choreographer who travels recently. in march she returned from a quick trip to new york. she jump into an arrow checker cab at sfo to head home. the cab ride was just 12 miles and took only 15 minutes. she used her chase credit card to pay the bill for the ride via square. >> i thought it said $39.05 but she was shocked when she opened her credit card bill later that month and it was $935 and 95 cents. >> that's right. the charge was more than $900. so she immediately called arrow checker cab and was told she would have to call her credit card company to dispute the charge. so randee filed a dispute with chase. >> i thought everything was going to be fine. it's such an obvious mistake. >> a couple weeks later she got a letter from chase. >> saying that i lost and i would have to pay it. >> but she noticed in. >> tiny print at the bottom of the letter that she could dispute the charge with square. >> i didn't even know what square was. >> it's a credit card transaction system that allows anyone like a taxi driver or

food truck owner to accept a credit card. >> i could only e-mail them, which i did. and i didn't hear back. >> that's when she called us. we started with arrow checker cab. it wouldn't go on camera but they said the drivers are not allowed to take cash or checks for payment. so they are allowed to use square for payment. so in this case she had to get her own money back and told us, quote, if the customer had a merchant account with arrow, then we could return the money to the customer right away. we also contacted chase and square. within two hours she heard from both companies. >> i got a phone call from chase, and then i heard from square. promising that this would all get resolved. >> joe is consumer actions, consumer services manager. >> you have the right to ask for

a charge-back from your credit card issuer within 60 days after an erroneous billing. >> in the end randee was happy. >> finally the money end up back in my account. >> using square and a credit card gives you double protection because the customer has a second channel to go through if the credit card company denies the dispute. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side >> thank you, michael. happening today, the public's last chance to bid farewell to the stick at no cost. the san francisco rec and park department will hold a candlestick farewell community day. it will include carnival rides, food trucks, field activities, stadium tours, and the cool part, photo opportunities with former san francisco giants players and 49ers. today's event gets underway at 11:00. i knocked this off the desk. >> i didn't notice. >> we are glad they are are giving the public a chance to bid the candlestick farewell.

it's been a big part of people's lives for a long time. >> definitely. but anxious to see the levi's stadium. >> saw it yesterday. >> the heat is gone. you felt that yesterday. what about the moisture? that's coming back. it's been a common theme the last several weeks with the subtropical moisture headed our way. what makes it different in this case is there is a triggering mechanism, an upper level low that not only with the transporting of the moisture, it will act as a triggering mechanism to allow for showers, the possibility of sprinkles today and maybe showers tomorrow into tuesday. thunderstorms, dry lightning, all of that because unfortunately we are looking at the moisture all across the state. and the fire, the chances of igniting more fires around the bay and not the bay, i should say the state, or the bay, is possible due to all that moisture and lightning.

right now we are looking at emeryville with a stable atmosphere. low clouds and fog. 50s and 60s. 57 with three mile visibility and we will look for san francisco to be on the cool side today with breezy winds, partly cloudy skies in the 60s. here's a look at our roof camera. the winds are light right now. they will increase throughout the day and we will get into some sunshine but we will call it partly cloudy. not only oakland and san francisco but san jose and the east bay as the clouds continue to increase. novato 57. napa 57. and from our exploratorium camera it's a great start out there. mist and drizzle. it's with you along the coast. it should be with us throughout most of the morning hours. so you will need your wipers, a little damp out there. and with an afternoon sun-cloud mix it will be a cooler day today. temperatures in the 60s in and around the coast and the city. even across the bay at oakland and then 70s to near 80s as you head toward the east bay. a chance of sprinkles throughout the afternoon and evening hours. but as we look at the water

vapor imagery, the chance of moisture increases throughout tonight and tomorrow. here's why. you can see the subtropical moisture is headed up right now, looks like to the sierra nevada. but this upper level low, the position is changing and that's going to allow for some wrap-around moisture. here it is closer to the bay area. red flag warnings to the north because of the possibility of dry lightning. so the possibility remains for more fires to start with the lightning strikes that are possible. we are hoping for a little moisture, but what we see probably won't amount to much at all. so into tuesday you can see we are still looking the sierra nevada. in fact, flash flood warnings around reno through tonight and tomorrow. so this really encompasses the northern sear, the southern sear. we've had rain all throughout southern california in the past couple days. upper 60s today if you are head today okay flashed the art and

soul festival final day. that's about 3:00 in the afternoon. temperatures in the south bay, 78 san jose. warmer, los gatos and morgan hill. peninsula numbers with cloud cover and cooler, low 70s. up in the north bay look for 60s and 70s from san francisco. but as you head toward sausalito 66. 83 calistoga. 75 often i don't know city and here are the mid-and upper 80s. the accuweather seven-dayo% forecast, slight chance of showers through tuesday and the due points rising each and every day to near 60. that means sticky out there. >> yes. >> so you can always check more weather information here, live doppler 7hd. i was told to wrap so i listen. darn. [laughter] >> lisa, thank you very much. why some of the world's stop movie direct rallying

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much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. a mad dash for bottled water in ohio. why a whole community's property supply is deemed toxic. and a boy intentionally sets hip self on fire and why he

>> this is abc7 news. good morning. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, cornell. >> we are looking at emeryville. plenty of low clouds. the clouds do extend into the east bay valleys. we are looking at temperatures into the upper 50s. low clouds and mist and drizzle at the coast. 58 in san jose. so the cool-down for inland valleys continues, but a look at our pacific satellite picture shows we are not only going see more cloud cover throughout the bay area, but the deep subtropical moisture in southern california is headed our way. it will play a role in our forecast today, with more clouds. the cooler weather. that's tomorrow into tuesday. comfortable temperatures. 50s and 60s around the bay and mid-and upper 80s inland. we will talk about the chance of showers throughout the next couple days in a few minutes. cornell. >> all right. see you

chinese media is reporting at least 26 people are dead and 79 are injured following a magnitude 6.1 quake in southwestern china. according to the usgs it hit at a depth of six miles. it's reportedly the strongest quake to hit that area in 14 years. turning to the crisis in the middle east. ten palestinians are dead after an isreali airstrike at a u.n. school. earlier air strikes killed nine people in southern gaza. and meanwhile the prime minister said yesterday troops would reassess the situation. at the same time, the prime minister warned hamas about what could be expected if it continued to fire rockets at israel. >> hamas again mistakenly believes that the people of isreal do not have the will and determination to fight them. and hamas will again learn the hard way, that israel will do whatever it must do to protect its people.

more than 1700 palestinians and nearly 70 israelis have been killed in the 27-day conflict. another rally will be held in san francisco, this one in support of israel. it will be held at the civic center at noon. a counter-rally is also expected to occur there. a palestinian american living here learned that eight of his family members died in an airstrike in gaza. he's been watching the escalating violence, following the breakdown of the temporary cease-fire between hamas and israel. a friend called him to tell him eight members of his family were killed. >> there's no words for it. until you experience it, you have nothing that can describe that pain and that hurt. they were a very good family, very loving. had no desire other than to have a free and good life. >> a ninth family member also died in a separate incident.

>> here in the bay area crews are working throughout the week toned cleanup a raw sewage spill in san mateo. it happened at the college of san mateo is where the leak happened and the sewage went downstream. officials say it shouldn't pose a health threat unless someone drinks the water. warnings are expected to be lifted early this week. a different kind of health threat this morning in toledo, ohio where officials found dangerous toxins in the water supply. the shelves in stores are empty after people cleared out all of the bottled water. a state of emergency was declared in toledo. nearly 400,000 residents are unable to drink the tap water after toxins capable of causing liver and nervous system damage was found. >> until we know further, i believe it would no be a safe practice to use water for human consumption or animal consumption. >> you can't wash dishes or get it on places where it could be ingested or wash vegetables or

food. >> it came on algi food so big they are visible from space on the south shores of lake erie. scientists are working to neutralize the dangerous organisms. this morning a teenager is recovering after lighting himself on fire as part of an internet trend known as the fire challenge. we have the story. >> his waist is bandaged and burned. that was after the 16-year-old set himself on fire and was burned. >> being set on fire is awful. the screams were just horrific. my brothers were scared. but it's my fault. i can't really say nothing else besides was it a dumb idea. >> it's called the fire challenge and it's easy to find videos on youtube and social media in which people put flammable liquids on their body and light themselves on fire. valencia, who spoke to us exclusively, said he poured nail

polish remover on his chest as he stood in the bathtub. >> lit it and blue flames just very fast. tried getting in the water, it made it worse so i ran out. i ran into the living room and i just had to sit -- i just stayed on my knees until it basically stopped burning. >> the teen suffered second and third-degree burns to his neck and waist and may need skin grafts to the deepest wounds. >> you can't see when you are on flames. you just see fire. you can't really see nothing. >> the video he has now posted online is all about the consequences of this so-called game. firefighters show just how quickly the flames can take over a victim. at least one person is reportedly died after attempting this so-called challenge. >> i saw other people fail and i thought i could do the same thing but actually last longer under the flame. >> valencia said he learn his lesson the hard way and wants others to know it's a dangerous

game that could cost you your life. >> i wouldn't wish it on nobody. it's extremely painful. it's not a good idea. it's nothing you want to try. >> abc7 news. a not so positive experience for one southern california family waiting for a dog from hubera county based positive service dog solutions. a nine-year-old was supposed to get goldie in april to help detect when he has epileptic seizures. the family raised the $12,000 they were told it would cost. they sent the money to the nonprofit organization. but still no dog and no messages left on voicemail. >> you ask people to help you, and when you have a sick kid you need to. we asked in good faith. it's embarrassing because i felt maybe -- i guess i should have known but i didn't know. >> well, it turns out at least 20 families are suing paw sensitive service dog solutions for delivering untrained dogs or not delivering them at all. an attorney for the nonprofit

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>> main engine ignition and liftoff of the atlas 5. >> the atlas 5 lefting off from cape canaveral in florida last night. it will replace a 22-year-old gps atlanta the air force has been using three times beyond it's expected life. new satellite will provide the air force with miley accurate positions and guide troops and

weapons and help with rescue efforts, as well. and for us civilians it will help us work google and apple maps a little better. atlanta will be activated in september. a good thing to get updated gps when i'm lost. something that doesn't take me five miles out of my way. a little cooler this weekend? >> yeah, definitely. we felt the cool down yesterday in the inland valleys. this morning low clouds and fog all across the bay, but mid-and hi-level clouds continue to increase. the next couple days we will add showers into the forecast, the possibilities of a thunderstorm and the fire danger increases. i'll have the full forecast in just a few minutes. >> also next, giants pitcher peavy takes a perfect game

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chances are they have never seen a boat that looks like this. >> the boat is basically a big robot. >> it's called martini. >> because in boat you can go through 5 1/2 foot waves and not spill your martini. >> it's made by people making the spinning laser. it uses sensors of a different sort, one that detectives every ripple and waves so while the hulls are ferociously tossed about, the deck stays perfectly flat. >> nobody has to hang on to anything. it's kind of uncanny where you are used to regular boats where you are holding on for dear life when the waves get more than a foot or two. >> and here by the bridge where the waves are notoriously rough, being on board martini is kind. like taking a nice car ride. >> now testing martini has become sort of a game. the crew chases down ferries to ride through their wake. it's like hitting a pothole, a small pothole. >> i got a call from the owner

of the red and white fleet, and i thought he was going to yell at me for going behind his ferries, but he has seen us out there and was intrigued and wanted a ride. >> at 37 feet, it's too tiny to be a ferry, but there's something bigger in the works. >> here we have the two hulls for the next boat we are working on. this one is designed to go 70 miles an hour through ten foot seas and keep a level deck. >> that speed in those waves is unheard of. they would use it for search and rescue, get to go victims more quickly and safely. and then for other things. same hulls, different deck. >> the deck could be a work boat deck, a megayacht. >> maybe with a shady spot to sip your martini. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> you know, i have been looking for a boat where i could drink my martini. finally! someone has heard my cries. it's going to be hot in. >> yes, and the dewpoints will go up and the chance of showers

will go up. they have seen sprinkles in southern california. that's all headed to the north slowly. this morning we are looking at moisture to the south and east of us. parts of los angeles. the moisture moving up through santa barbara. this is due to an upper level low that will continue to push to the north. here's a look at our san jose camera with the partly cloudy skies. temperatures for much of the south bay just in the 70s today. 58 san francisco. it's 61 in oakland. good morning, gilroy. 58 for you. two and a half mile visibility half moon bay. mist and drizzle is at the coast. we will see that continue the next couple hours. the clouds will continue to thin out a bit, but we will still have a partly cloudy sky and cooler temperatures with numbers now in the mid-and upper 350s from novato to santa rosa. 60 in concord and livermore.

the delta breeze transporting the cooler marine air. but the dewpoints are going to go up, as well. it will feel more humid each and every day with the dewpoints approaching near 60." that means it's going feel like the east coast a little bit through tomorrow and tuesday. the exploratorium camera, cloudy. fog and clouds this afternoon. afternoon sun and clouds mixed. possibility of a few sprinkles later in the day throughout the evening hours. and then comes the chance of showers. an ace -- isolated thunderstorm and not only the thunderstorm but we are looking at red flag warnings up to the north. certainly because in mount shasta you could see some fires started with random lightning strikes. more clouds on the way. here's the water vapor imagery. as we throw through the next couple hours you see the scattered showers in the mountains and this is 8:00 tomorrow morning. the south bay, we could see a few light sprinkles and right on through the afternoon we have the cloudy skies up in the north

bay and the wrap around moisture. this is monday night. it continues into tuesday. so you can see it's kind of erratic. we see the possibility of showers and clouds i mentioned the higher dewpoints. it's all going to be with us throughout midday tuesday and then we will see things get a little more typical with the low clouds and the sunnier skies. but take a look at the activity. we talked about southern california, the mountains. this will all make for a really sticky feel to the atmosphere today in southern california. 84 for the highs there. back home temperatures cooler today for the tour peninsula. by the afternoon 70 degrees. partly cloudy for many of the neighborhoods down on the peninsula and for oakland temperatures in the mid-and upper 60s. highs from the low 60s san francisco and 72 san mateo, 78 vallejo. upper 80s inland.

that's a nice switch. a chance are showers. a slight chance with higher relative humidity monday into tuesday. and then you will see the numbers increase but we should get rid of that subtropical moisture, feeling a little more typical but then we get the heat. high fire danger always a possibility and with our exceptional drought this is not good, but it's on the way anyway. >> thank you very much. in sports, this afternoon the a's sent scott kazmir to the mound in the virus finale against the royals. the first pitch is at 1:05. that happens today. yesterday the a's evened the series with one big inning of offense in jon lester's first start with the team. here's mike shumann with the highlights and this morning's sports. good morning. the a's recently acquired pitcher jon lester. he got his first win yesterday for the green and gold against the royals. picked up from the red sox in a trade on thursday, lefter is is probably now the ace of this staff. he was traded for yoenis cespedes so he had to win over some a's fans. he struggled early.

1-0 royals in the fourth. looking for more. the fly to center. sam fuld, acquired from the twins, and then the perfect throw to get alex gordon at the plate. 1-0. then lester settled down. he went 6 2/3. allowed 3 runs, 9 hits, struck out three. he will get the win. meanwhile jays vargas, 8 runs on 8 hits. the a's bats explode in the fifth. everyone getting involved. the big blow came from the pride of petaluma. jonny gomes game over from the red sox with lester. singles with the bases loaded. bounces away from gordon and everyone scores. a's end our two-game slide with the 8-3 victory. giants face the mets. pitchers duel for the giants most of the game. struck out seven but had great defense behind him. juan lagares with a great

leaping grab to brandon belt. and jake peavy, perfect game through six. but it fell apart in the seventh. pablo sandoval. first hit of the game but the giants can't knock him in. bottom half of the inning. michael morse. the perfect game is over. 4 runs on 4 hits. the two-run double makes it 4-0. giants go on to lose 4-2, that final. the 49ers new home. levi's stadium open for business. the san jose earthquakes and the seattle sounders opened the doors last night. between 45,000 to 50,000 people on hand for the in august-gram event and they were rocking. here is the perfect pass. uses the outside of his foot to knock it in. sounders find the equalizer in the second half. off the corner kick. he keeps it out with his head. a heads-up play by wando and they hold on for their second

straight win. 1-0, the final. pro football hall of fame inducted seven new members yesterday in canton, ohio. it was highlighted by the former raiders punter ray guy was a first round pick in 1973 and the first punter to be inducted into the hall of fame. played 14 years, is a seven-time pro-bowler the raiders. in his 23rd year of eligibility, a long time coming, it was presented by john madden. >> i hope i inspire young players to achieve their dreams to one day play in the nfl, and maybe even be elected into the hall of fame. it's been a long, long overdue, but now the hall of fame has a complete team. >> congratulations to ray. and serena williams advances to the finals of the bank of the west classic. we will have all of that for you tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day.

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so each and every day the relative humidity, the dewpoints increase. it's going to be feel stickier out there and maybe sprinkles late today. a chance of showers tomorrow. lengers into tuesday. and the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm, then we get back to normal midweek. >> all right, lisa. thank you. and thank you for joining us for the abc7 sunday morning news. news continues online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. the news continues at la

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good morning, america. good morning, america. walking tall. the american doctor in full protective gear, astonishing his family as he becomes the first patient with ebola to be treated at a u.s. hospital. the tearful reunion with his wife. the extreme measures his doctors are taking. and the fears this morning about the decision to bring a deadly virus to this country. nature's fury. fires tearing across a hot, dry, california, prompting a state of emergency. while in the southwest, flash floods turn roads into rivers. and one man's encounter with a lightning bolt. >> oh, god! high and dry.