let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. >> eats saturday, june 13th. thanks for joining us. i'm chris win. with a first look at the forecast here's lisa argen tracking live doppler 7hd. >> good morning. low fog and clouds banked up along the coast and pushing into oakland, hayward and mountain

view this morning. maybe some mist and drizzle as well if you are along the short line and reduced visibility. from our roofer camera it's filed but cooler. 54 santa rosa. but milder temperatures with clear skies from concord to livermore. a few subtle changes today. more cooling arrives tomorrow. we will talk about all the temperatures for the weekend coming up. chris. >> thank you, lisa. we are following a story at california's great america. a high-speed collision sends two people to the hospital, one with serious injuries. it happened last night. you see the emergency vehicles around the ride called "flight deck." for those of you who haven't

been to the park in a while, it used to be called "top gun.." >> one said he was on the ride and saw what happened. >> somebody dropped a cell phone and we were turning and someone got hit with the first lent. it was about ten feet away. >> a horrific scene to witness. authorities say a park employee did go to the hospital with traumatic injuries. a visitor was also taken to the hospital for a hand injury. the park will reopen this morning, but a spokesperson said the ride will remain shut down until all of safety avenues are explored. however, investigators do not think the ride malfunctioned. >> this is not the first time there's been an accident like this at great america.

back in september, 1998, a mexican national was killed at the same coaster that was then called top gun. he climbed over the security fence to get his wife's hat and was kicked in the head by a rider. >> 5:02 is our time. also developing, police in dallas, texas have evacuated an area by their headquarters as a standoff continues with a man who may have opened fire on the building. the sound of gunfire erupted just after midnight [gunshots] >> take a look at this. the vehicle described by witnesses as an armored van deliberately rammed the police car before backing up and taking off, starting a police chase. officers say several windows were shot out at police headquarters. they also found four suspicious bags, one of which was carrying pipe bombs, which led to the evacuation. it led to a jack in the box parking lot where they are trying to talk the man into surrendering. police are looking for as many as three other suspects. any officers were hurt.

>> back in home, this ended peacefully overnight. hundreds of people demonstrated at the scene of a deadly police shooting. shutting off the off-ramp of 580 until just before 11:00 last night. the march end peacefully, but many people still have questions for police. ♪ >> protesters blocked the intersection where 30-year-old demouria hogg was shot and killed by oakland police on june 6th. police say he was asleep or passed out in his bmw. after commands and beanbag shots at the window failed to get him out, police moved in and shattered the lacrosse. >> mr. hogg abruptly turned and leaned over and extended his arm out toward the u continue sell that was on his passenger's

seat. steven betz is the attorney for the police officer and fired the two gunshots >> they said all kinds of things i don't believe. >> and they want to see the body camera video. and steven betz, the attorney, said he's seen it. >> you can't tell what's going on in the car. >> the officer assigned to use her gun and have it ready, if necessary, had just 128 months of police experience. >> he didn't hurt anybody. >> as long as people continue to die on the streets without police accountability, they will not only be inconvenienced, but they will be saddened as much as we are in our hearts. >> in oakland, alan wang abc7 news.

>> new details this morning. police need help find ago vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run collision early wednesday morning. the victim has now been identified, age 59 from santa cruz. this accident happened on highway 1 near river street around 12:45 a.m. police are interested in this silver-color vehicle on the scene. police say it would have been damaged in the collision. a teenager in san jose is charged as an adult for masterminding the burglary of his own party's home. the 17-year-old recruited three gang members for the home invasion last month an shiloh place. this video shows the two of them breaking in through the door. police say they cut phone lines and stole cell phones and tried to attack two women and a baby hiding inside >> the search continues for two escaped prisoners in new york for the eighth straight day, but they have made a break arresting the prison employee

who may have helped the prisoners escape. >> joyce mitchell facing a judge, charged with helping these two inmates escape. mitchell who supervised who was working in the prison may have smuggled in some kind of contraband, playing a role in their ability to break out of the prison. >> it's one large piece of the puzzle in the attempt to find the two murders. >> they were asked whether she was asking a relationship with one of the two fugitives. and one said the 51-year-old was supposed to pick them up in the getaway vehicle but never showed. possibly leaving the quick the killers still on foot and still hiding out in this area. >> you have to believe they are cold, wet and hungry but that makes them more dangerous and desperate. >> the search intensifies, officers on atvs combing the woods near the prison. >> blackhawk helicopters scanning from above and people are told to lock their doors. >> at night when i go to bed i'm scared.

i have a shotgun next to my bed. >> they say there are other prison workers who may have helped the fugitives. joyce mitchell faces the potential of 8 years in prison if convicted. abc news, new york. >> petaluma police are investigating the theft of 15 catalytic converters in the past six days taken from dodge diesel pickups and hyundai sequoia. and toyota hundred draws. each theft can cost up to $4,000 for repairs. most are in the neighborhood near highway 101. the converters contain valuable metal that is sold to recyclers for $150 a piece. >> police of relying on security videos to solve crimes more and more these days. in two bay area cities police are hoping the video will help them catch this murder.

we have the story. >> loss got, to about 30,000. last year people started a registry here called los gatos watched. a program where you can give police information about your security cameras. 830 businesses and residences are participating. cameras know now where the cameras are and where they are pointed. >> it's solving crimes in a timely manner and giving them an opportunity to react on investigative leads in a timely passion. >> bob had one of the first outdoor cameras downtown. his video has been used as evidence by police. >> if there's a break-in or fight and we are able to provide video that just happens to be within our scope. >> and thanks to the registry, video of this man and his car led tight rest of a suspected thief who stole packages from homes in los gatos.

police arrested three people suspected of burglarizing home and business. what cracked the case? the video from the security camera. >> a good description of the suspects, a good picture. >> and a thief was arrested after stealing packages from homes. there was a graphic video of a gas station robbery that went bad. the robbers shooting at the frightened clerk, who ran off. investigators hope this video will help catch them. vic lee, abc7 news. farmers holding the oldest and strongest water rights in california have been told to stop pumping water from some waterways. it affects more than 100 senior right water holders in the water shed. it involves the first mandatory

cuts to senior water rights holders since the late '70s. many water rights holders says the state has no authority to order cuts. >> people planning on paying bart through oakland should plan on the trip taking longer than usual. trains will not be running between fruitvale and coliseum all day long. a bus bridge will carry riders between those two stations. it's the last in the series of maintenance closers for this section of track. bart will resume normal service tomorrow at 8:00 a.m.,well ahead of the warriors game. it should be a fun one. go warriors. time now is 6:11. lisa, there's fog on the coast? >> there is, but it will pull back again. speaking of the warriors a beautiful day. inned mid-70s there. not quite 70 here. we still have a lot of fog to clear out. it's 67 right now and across the bay fog, as well. almost as warm in plenty of areas today but slightly cooler. i'll detail those changes and look at a cooler second half of the weekend next. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead want to watch the

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>> covering fremont, palo alto north bay and all the bay area this is abc7 news. welcome back, everyone. a gorgeous shot from our mt. tam

camera as the sun is rising on this saturday morning. the time right now is 6:15. we will get a check of the full accuweather forecast. meteorologist lisa argen is coming up in a little bit. the golden state warriors are waking up in the bay area this morning. sky 7hd was overhead as the team arrived in cleveland yesterday from oakland international. the team was in a brighter mood following the big win on thursday. some fans showed up for a fans to catch a glimpse of their heros for sunday's game five. at abc7 we are all about the warriors but in the interest of fairness, there is another team involved. sky 7hd shows us the cavs plane landing at sfo just before 67:00 last night before the game at oracle arena. lebron and company drew a good crowd with lots of people taking pictures on their cell phones. turns out there are a few cavs fans living among us. they drew big crowd.

turns out there are a few cavs fans living among us. >> trying to say hi to lebron, my favorite player. >> but how will the warriors? >> oh, that's right. i heard they have this new exciting player called steph curry, i believe or stephen something like that. >> abc7 news reporter tweeted out-of-players of the pictures as they arrived. lebron james was one of the last players to step off the bus. here is math dell heading inside the hotel. metallica will sing "oh say can you see" before the game. the band start the getting serious attention in the early poses 80s, and bay area fans adopted the band at their own. game 6 is tuesday. it will be the first game where either the warriors or the cavs could clinch the title. the warriors have announced they will turn oracle into one big

watch party. tickets go on sale this afternoon at 2:00. these attending will have a chance to get a commemorative ticket rally towel and cheer card and a chance to see history being made. abc coverage of game 5 in oakland begins sunday at 4:30. game six tuesday in cleveland at 5:30 and a game 7 will be back in oakland next friday at 5:30. if game 7 is needed. our time right now is 6:17. a sea creature who is using pink ink is wash being ashore in the area. it's called the sea hair. despite it's scary appearance, the creature is farm less. -- is harmless. sergio quintana explains. >> this is video shot by an almeda resident. she didn't know what to make of the purple blobs. >> they were scattered all over the beach. some alive, some dead, some in

the seaweed. >> it's not unusual for the slugs, called sea heirs to wash ashore. >> they were kind. -- kind of cool looking but then it's kind of weird because i'm thinking what's going on with our water? >> they say it's unusual to see them show up now in the spring and over an extended period of time. >> we've been seeing them wash up since september, going all through the winter and even into the spring. so perhaps it's because of the warmer water? >> the slugs are among a few creatures of that been mysteriously showing up on land. a number of whales have been beached lately in san diego, and tuna crabs have also been washing ashore. it may be linked to the el nino effect, warm temperatures in the pacific ocean. >> you can participate in science projects and report them if you see them so we can report changes that are happening.

>> she said the sea slugs are purple because they are full of ink, and they aren't harmful to people. abc7 news. >> whether ice it's been warming the past few days, lisa. >> yeah. and the sea breeze, and it will be keeping the coast cool. livermore yesterday 101. it will be feel better today, about 5 degrees cooler. and concord with 96. you should also experience about 5 degrees cooler maybe two or three degrees of cooling around the bay, including oakland and san francisco. so just a little bit of modest cooling today. more so tomorrow. and here's a look from our east bay hills camera. shows very nice picture of the fog. look at numbers on the mild side throughout the day. 61 in mountain view. 67 and cloudy skies in san francisco with 55 from morgan hill, half moon bay. visibility has been anywhere from about a half-mile to

2 miles. and another look outside. a light breeze right now but it will be out in the west up to 15 miles an hour keeping san francisco about 2 or 3 degrees cooler than yesterday. upper 60s for you. concord and livermore, more heat, but you won't be in the triple digits today. and mid-90s should do it for you in livermore. so starting out this morning with the fog at the coast even some mist and drizzle. plenty of sunshine inland. the temperatures continue to rebounded to. but still, anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees of cooling. and then this, a low cloud deck will push in a little bit further tomorrow and that will allow for more of a sea breeze and cooler condition force the second half of your weekend even into monday. the nice shot from the exploratorium camera where we have mostly cloudy conditions out there. patchy fog and mild conditions overnight. warm to hot weather again today with a little bit of cooling, more noticeable tomorrow.

but today numbers will come out of the triple digits and really be into the mid-90s. but if you are headed into the sacramento valley, it should be about 100 degrees there. and more temperatures flirting with 100 during the southern sierra as high pressure sits right over the states. but it is beginning to nudge a little bit closer to the east. and that is pushing into california. that will allow for more fog today by late in the day certainly. you know what? most of the coast will be cloudy from the san mateo coast and santa cruz should get into some sun shine. los gatos, 92. 85 santa clara and the peninsula, mid-60s half moon bay. 81 menlo park. 75 milbrae. feeling pretty good there. upper 60s san francisco. and up in the north bay, a wide range of temperatures from the low 70s in sausalito.

lake port still smoking hot at 100 degrees. mid-70s in oakland. >> 76 yesterday. 81 union city. you head inland and the low to mid-90s. even upper 90s keeps it pretty baking here. but still not as hot as yesterday. 95 livermore and 92 walnut creek. tomorrow we are going to stay very nice with upper 60s in the evening hours and early evening mid-70s for the game tomorrow. accuweather seven-day forecast look at the cooler weather to continue throughout the weekend and into monday. then we will bounce back up come monday. tuesday looks to be another warm day or the warmest day after today. then really very summer-like come thursday and friday. you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it's free on apple's app for or google play with more information on abc7news.com abc7news.com/apps. >> no doubt that outdoor patios

at restaurant and bars will be packed this weekend. >> yes. >> coming up a hollywood heartthrob in the hospital this morning after his arrest.

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hayward is shut down due to a deadly crash in hayward. all southbound lanes are blocked off between ten son road and industrial parkway. they believe it will last at least 3 hours while they investigate. you need to find a way around the area. be sure to check out the ways traffic app for the latest. our coverage continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> dan harris is in the news to show us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> coming up, a major new development this morning in hunt for the two murders are who escaped from the super max prison in upstate new york. a 51-year-old prison worker, a female, provided tools to the inmates that they used in their escape. what exactly was her relationship with these two convicted killers? the latest on the story coming up. and plus the naacp leader under scrutiny. her own parents say she's been lying about her race. what she said when she was confronted about it in this on-camera interview and how the

naacp is reacting this morning. and on a lighter noted," the royal family all hitting the streets of london right now for the annual parade celebrating the queen's birthday. we are live with much more on this or nate royal tradition. much more ahead. >> we will tell you about the controversy over color. out the naacp is responding to allegationings that one. its leaders lied about being black for years. and for an east bay chancer patient, exercise has become a welcome escape. but a mix-up nearly halted her plans

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>> half past the hour on this saturday morning. it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. warm temperatures expected throughout much of the bay area this weekend. here's lisa argen with a first look at the forecast. hi lisa. >> hey chris. we had warm temperatures yesterday in the livermore valley but i expect it to be cooler there today. looking nice in san francisco. it has been gray. there's been some mist and drizzle at the coast and visibility has been reduced.

right now 59 out by the delta. clear for our friends in the east bay, 60 concord, 54 with fog in santa rosa. and the few from the north bay mt. tam and the deck of low clouds at about 1500 feet. we have low to mid-90s on tap. maybe upper 90s out by fairfield today. but this should be 5 degrees cooler. san francisco and the coast 60s and 70s. and around the bay 70s and 80s. slightly cooler weather tomorrow. that's going to be the trend to start the new work week. i'll explain coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. new this morning, president obama is praising congress to congress to help the u.s. promote new trade deals but he said more is needed. he boasted over 12.5 million jobs have been created the last five years and that he also said we live in a new economy and we

must adapt to lead the way in the 21st century. >> one way to do that is a trade agreement to level the playing field for our workers, open new markets for our businesses, and hold other countries to the high standards that americans are proud to hold ourselves to here at home. >> president obama also chastised the house for excusing to extend the trade initiative that he said will provide job training and education for tens of thousands of workers. >> outrage across the country this morning over the racial identity of an naacp leader. he has led the group's chapter in spokane, washington for several years and now she's facing an inquiry about whether she misrepresented her race on a government application. >> abc news reporter steve has the controversy. >> under fire is rachel, the president of the spokane chapter of the naacp, seen here speaking at a civil rights rally. like they say through out all

of the struggle and the pain we still -- >> although she never said to the world she's truly african-american her estranged parents have come forward saying she's been pretending that she's really caucasian and she grew up blonde hair and blue-eyed to change her appears to look different. >> my daughter is primarily of czech and european descent. >> she's white? >> she is white. >> she's investigation to claim she's white, black and american indian on a government application. when confronted by a reporter when she was carrying a picture of her african-american father, she stuttered. >> are you african-american? i did tell you that, yes, that's my dad. >> are your parents, are they white? >> race is a delicate and fluid

consent, and no matter what is in her blood, no one can dispute she identifies at african-american. she told the news she and her family are distant and fighting legal issues. >> yeah, i consider myself to be black. >> the naacp is looking past the issue, saying anyone can join and she does good work. they said one's racial identity is not a qualifying criteria for naacp leadership. >> and that was steve reporting. the u.s. forest service said warmer, dryer weather expected today could fuel a growing wildfire in california. it's in rural northern california. high winds are fueling the saddle fire. it's in western trinity county roughly halfway between eureka and redding. yesterday 1,000 people were evacuated. more than 400 firefighters are working to get the fire under control. right now it's just 5% contained.

6:34 is our time. a little over a year after being diagnosed with breast cancer, an east bay woman is already in remission. she said exercising is an important outlet during her recovery, so she quickly resumed her personal training at a local health club but not until after "7 on your side" michael finney had to step in to help. >> barbara enjoys working out to reduce her stress and stay fit. she also likes the energy of other fitness buffs with similar goals. >> i was really looking forward to it. >> barbara had beat breast cancer and had reconstructive surgery. her surgeon cleared her to exercise back in february. >> he shook my hand and said you are good to go, and i said, oh yeah! >> she prepaid for 38 personal

training sessions with bally's but couldn't use them during her treatment. by the time the treatment was completed, they sold their remaining clubs to 24 hour fitness. >> when they looked up my contract in the computer, it said i had 12 sessions, and i said wait a minute. >> barbara told them she'd three times that many sessions set and they promised to get back to her. she finally got a hold of someone in corporate. but they couldn't help. that's when she contacted us and we contacted 24 hour fitness. shortly thereafter its member services contact the barbara. >> after a couple of mouse clicks all of my sessions were restored. >> the next time she went to the gym she asked them to look at her records. i said you have to look right now. and it was there and i thought beautiful, they are all there. >> 24 hour fitness told us her path to health is inspirational and we are pleased with the opportunity to support her and her fitness journey. >> thank you, michael. >> if you encountered a problem with the changeover from bally's to 24 hour fitness, just let us know about it.

go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney. if you have had problems with the changeover from bally's to 24 hour fit next just let michael know about it. go to abc7news.com and go to his section. you can find the contact information. >> before game five of the nba finals tomorrow, let's celebrate some of our fans. all series long we have been sharing your fan photos and choosing a fan of the day. today's pick is a colorful one. flies done. thanks for spreading warriors love where you live. it's a great shop. include your city in your post so we can give you a proper shout out if you are chosen as the next abc7 fan of the day. john stamos waking newspaper police custody in the hospital.

when we come back, why uncle jesse is under arrest. first a live look outside this morning at the bay bridge

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saturday morning. this is the bay bridge. you see it's pretty cloudy out there. the fog hovering throughout parts of the bay area. the sun trying to peek through on this saturday morning. we will get a check of the full accuweather forecast with lisa argen coming up in a little bit. >> people are excited to have the cover of clouds. >> yeah. certainly. it has cooled off some areas of the bay. but even today it isn't as warm as yesterday. here's a look at sfo where there is tons of sun.

but fog not far away, and reducing the visibility on the colt about a mile and a half. it will be warm again inland with about a 30 to 35-degree temperature spread. we will detail that and talk about the cooler second half of the weekend when we come back. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, blue jeans going green. how researchers hope to turn a passion statement into an environmental one.

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researchers at u.c. berkeley believe they can make a fashion statement more environmentally friendly. it has to do with blue jeans. if they are successful, the next pair you buy could be greener. abc7 news morning news anchor eric thomas has the story. >> there's no doubting america's love affair with blue jeans. in fact, manufacturers turn out roughly 3 billion pairs a year. but producing that indigo blue also comes with a major environmental challenge. disposing of a toxic chemical used in the dying process. >> you simply throw it in streams, which is done in many dying facilities, it kills the fish and other aquatic life. >> to clean up the process, this researcher and his team set out to make indigo dye in a new and different way. instead of the current petroleum based formula, they turned to plants.

the original way to do it before the 20th century. >> we realized if we take advantage of the properties in plants. >> processing the plants themselves is expensive by today's standard. instead they turn to a powerful technique known as synthetic biology. in essence, letting the bacteria do the work for you. to follow the path they had to start with some molecular detective work, identifying the properties that make the indigo make and store it in the first place. >> it helps us detect the way to find the enzymes to make the product. >> in a potential breakthrough. the team isolated an enzyme they believe is responsible for the key part of the process. the next step is to insert it along with genes into bacteria. if successful, they could ferment it and spin out the native dye without the pollution.

>> we would like to be able to make the whole production chain feasible to do in california. >> and perhaps ushering in a new era are cleaner, greener jeans. eric thomas, abc7 news. >> the marine is out about 1500 feet and that's really where it was yesterday. we continue to see the fog influence the coast and areas around the bay. but even inland it's not going to be quite as hot today. it was 106 in ukiah yesterday. and we had 101 in livermore. so perhaps a couple numbers flirting with the upper 90s today. but overall our inland valleys should see 2 to 4 degrees of cooling and the low clouds and fog making a bigger come back tomorrow for the second half of your weekend. live doppler 7hd. we put the visibility here. on top you notice 2.5 miles in petaluma. pretty good around the bay and mountain through has some fog

and six-mile visibility. we are looking at that foggy golden gate where limited sunshine was the case yesterday. it wanted to clear at stinson yesterday, but that fog really just sitting right at the coast. and once again today it will provide that cooling there for our beaches. 60 in san jose. 57 in san francisco. mist and drizzle, as well. and that deck of low clouds in some areas above 1500 feet. mt. tam, a beautiful shot of the sun up above. it sets at 8:30. yes, of course the longer days with us. 54 this santa rosa and petaluma. 60 in concord. nice and sunny there already as well as livermore. temperatures hot again but looks like we will be just shy of the triple digits. here's look at emeryville. kind of gray. more 70s. so it is mild this morning. some patchy fog. warm to hot again today with about a 30 to 35-degree spread.

cooler tomorrow as that high pressure ridge begins to push out of town a little bit. right now it is situated right overhead in the eastern pacific and that is allowing for a pretty healthy sea breeze. but, of course, east of the caldecott tunnel where we don't get much of the influence, it will be hot again. temperatures will be warming quickly into the 90s, but they should hold there into the mid-90s. maybe by antioch we could see some upper 90s. we will look at heat again in yosemite. 100 in chico. right now watsonville looking at some pretty gray conditions. 75 in los angeles. 105 fresno. so pretty hot in the interior. san jose though, look at numbers in the mid-80s. little change for you today. here's the cool down tomorrow and monday and then warming back up the middle of the week. and livermore once again today it will be warm, but not hot. 95. cooler tomorrow and cooler still on monday. then you notice the numbers

coming back up. so highs around bait today upper 60s san francisco, 74 oakland. look for about 95 livermore, 91 in concord. looking at a nice night. 68 at 4:00 for the giants. dropping into the low 60s. cooler tomorrow. cooler still on monday. then slight bump-up midweek and kind of a status quo thursday and friday. so pretty summer like as we get closer and closer. >> just in time for the game the temperatures drop. >> yeah. it will be great. >> now to sports. >> the tide turns at&t park at sports anchor collin resch shows us, this time it was the opposition with the impressive feat. >> a no-hit stuff at at&t park last night.

only problem is it wasn't madison bumgarner throwing it. bought ring on it. check it out. there it is. second inning. he will single to center. the d-back starter chase anderson chasing a no-hitter. the defense helping him. the inning ending double in the third and anderson working on a no-no into the fifth. a nasty breaking ball on crawford. the next batter, beaned him in the shoulder. he also walked a batter. but the no-hit attack in the seventh. one out and that's a painful way to lose it. buster posey comes back off of anderson's leg. the only hit he would allow in seven innings. anderson and reliever comes on for a two-hit shutout. the a's game now. pick it up in the fourth inning. up in the fourth inning. brett and josh, back-to-back jacks off hector santiago and the a's take the 2-1 lead. 7th inning, 3-2, angels.

josh reddick all-star form this season. deep right and gone. two-run shot. he's hitting .311. a's take the 4-3 lead. the 8th he gets blasted. his 18th of the year. two batters later, calhoun, and they knew it. a's let one slip away, 5-4 the final at angels stadium. >> steve kerr's insertion of often ag into the lineup was what they needed to be successful. but it wasn't kerr's idea. the suggestion came after a game three loss in cleveland from a 28-year-old who is a special assistant to kerr. he said iguodala played 39 minutes and holding lebron james in the first half to 20 points. >> it's about playing the game the right way. our team has been really good at

just letting the flow and whoever's night it is, that's the guy's night. but the majority of the time it's steph just because he is who he is and he will do that no matter where he's at. as we get older and play the game, great players like that understand maybe it's not my night, but someone else will have a huge game because of me. >> he came to play. shot the ball extremely well. he had four threes. at the start of the night and he does it all. it showed tonight. we are 2-2, going home. >> the women's world cup, team usa looking to advance with a win over sweden yesterday. 73rd minute. the corner kick. over the crossbar. that was team usa's best scoring chance of the game. 77th minute. corner kick for the swedes. carolyn puts it on goal and the defensive header at the goal line that ricochets off the crossbar. game ends 0-0.

the u.s. gets a point, but may need to beat nigeria to advance. it's the first time team usa has been held scoreless in group play at a world cup. with a look at morning sports, i'm collin resch. have a great (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com

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in san jose. these are athletes with downs syndrome. this got started nine years ago at christian valley highá aa( al ár'ce then the camp has more than quadruple in size. time now is9h 6:57. how will the weather be for their final day in camp? >> where is it again? >> san jose. >> san jose very little change in the south bay, but change is coming to the inland valley. a little warm. and a little bit of cooling. 2 to 4 degrees oakland and richmond today but out of the triple digits. 95 livermore, 88 santa rosa and the accuweather forecast shows temperatures coming down more so tomorrow and the coolest day of the week should be monday with mid-80s inland and then a slow climb come tuesday and wednesday. >> all right, lisa, thank you. and thanks to you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. news continues online, on social media, and on all of your local devices with our abc7 news news app. "good morning america" is next.

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