this is abc 7 news. >> thanks so much for joining us. let's start with the first look at the forecast. >> good morning. we have just a little bit of fog on the coast. half-moon bay. four miles up in pet lieu ma and some high clouds. making for a pretty sun rise. you can see the high clouds. the sun was up about 10 minutes ago. 5:48. and that will be the sun rise tomorrow for the summer solstice. it is a little cooler in the north bay but warming up nicely.

temperatures not all that different from yesterday. we do have cooler weather on the way for second half of your weekend. but notice 60s return in san francisco. 80s around the by a and more 90s. a 65-year-old man is free this morning pending investigation into a fatal collapse in valuelejovallejo. police a investigating when a man drove down a sidewalk injuring a woman and killing five others. >> says the speeding car jumped a curb, drove down a sidewalk and ran over his feet while he was waiting for a bus. >> i'm very lucky to be arrive at this time. >> three women and two children including a four-year-old girl and a four-year-old boy.

>> i heard all this screaming and the car aimed right at them. and there was no way they could get away it was terrible. >> police say the driver dragged two women under the car. a passing tow truck stopped and the lifted the car off the women. >> a lot of people i hear crying screaming. >> witness accounts that the 65-year-old driver was slumped over the wheel at the translate and took off abruptly when other cars starting honking. >> we're trying to determine whether it was under the influence of some substance or if this was a body condition. >> also in vallejo, a hit and run crash left a dog hurt.

this happened about a half mile from the accident we just told you about, where a man drove into a group of people. updates on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. >> two verdicts handed down. yesterday a judge found 41-year-old guilty of felony battery and simple assault. which is a misdemeanor. rising his bike and he had attacked a 57-year-old driver who he said clipped him. emotions over flowed in marin county after judge dropped all charges against james simon, who had been charged in a road rage shooting. the judge dismissed the case claiming evidence they ruled to simon was not presented to a grand jury. shot and killed a man who

followed him home in a incident last july. >> police say the suspect shot three men around noon near east 18th street. all three are in the hospital but expected to be okay. 6:04 is our time. funeral services for two of the iex irish sunttudents killed in the collapse. two of the seven others are expected to make a full recovery. janet o. has the latest. >> irish officials say they are thankful for all of the love and support pouring in from all over the world. that love can be felt at hospitals are seven of the injured are recovering. he thanked the hospital staff for their concerted effort and

care. >> people have really expressed their concern. was a this is something that has never happened before. >> a grief stricken country finding their strength in the young students fighting for their life. >> very touchy movement. a moment just the other day where the patient students got together and saw each other for the first time. >> in the meantime volunteers in berkeley continue to offer counseling. and this group says they are doing their part to make sure the tragedy never happens again. we would like the city to have a moratorium on the building until they have had a chance to inspect all the buildings making sure they are safe. >> they are hard at work to provide answer for the families.

>> the services finish ashley donoho. and elizabeth birkland. and the park will reopen today but the sport pool will stay closed. environmental health inspectors have been at the pool checking out possible causes. the amount of the chlorine was high but not dangerous. inspectors were checking ow chemicals were stored and delivered to the wall park. oakland filled with blue and gold yesterday. under a shower of confetti, fans cheered for the team. there were some surprises. mc hammer was there in a flame shooting snail car.

>> reporter: thousands of fans jammed the sidewalk for the insanity. doing whatever it took to take a glimpse or even a moment with their heros. >> i'm so happy. we need in this oakland. >> they gave it all for the fans. >> he took my phone and took a snapshot story. >> it was crazy. >> we did this for the nation. were the bay their. >> one of the coolest things i've witnessed. >> reporter: and outside the conventional center where the warriors had almost as much fun with each other as they did with the fans. >> i took a look at the roster and i thought i've got a big job on my hands. not much talent. very little shooting. not much versatility. the defense is suspect. mar than anything just shaky

character. i mean look at these guys. >> from the start of training camp he hated me. that's no lie. >> first time i've been on a team where someone shoots a bed at me. i want to hate the guy but i like him. >> the last steps gave a heartfelt thank you to the fans who helped make a championship possible. >> i can't say how beautiful it is to see all this blue and yellow in the fans out here supporting us coming out and filling the city of oakland like we should and celebrating this championship.

♪ we are the champsions ♪ ♪ of the world ♪ >> steph curry also brought his daughter to the event. and more on the parade coming up a little later in the newscast. 0609 is the time. weather wise it is going to be a little cool this weekend? >> well we do change. if you are headed to the beach yeah you will need the sweat shirt. but not elsewhere. 46 in nevada, 49 in santa rosa. high clouds and a compressed marine lair giving way to

another warm inland. a warmer saturday. a cooler sunday. father's day and a look ahead. just a few minutes away. >> also pedestrian. president obama wrapping up a conference in san francisco. and the latest on the

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before but security was tight. >> typically we've been able to stay across the street and watch him exit. but this time this officer said we couldn't even leave the house. >> the president avoided staying at the hotel during his last visit because of the complaints about security diversions concerning rush hour traffic. >> the president is in town and the detour for the closure of sports is now blocked. so that's very -- that's fun. >> in san francisco abc 7 news. >> democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton will attend the mayor's conference today. 6:14 is our time. a suspected mass murderer had come fwas to face with his alleged victim's families.

dylann roof. ♪ ♪ a song so perfectly capturing the thoughts of the family. amazing grace giving it tears and prayers. that standard poignantly proven in this courtroom here through the rawness of their pain, the families of some soft the nine people gunned down in this historic black church just two days earlier sharing these astounding words. >> i will never be able to hold her again. but i forgive you. >> what is your age?

>> 21. >> no mention of the racist rant friends say he went on for the months prior to the attack. but >> we welcomed you wednesday right in our bible study with open ours. you have killed some of the most beautifulist people they know. every fiber in my body hurts. >> marisa gonzalez abc news charleston south carolina. >> the victims are also being honored by the oldest ame church in oakland. the shooting as you can imagine hit him heart. >> what would cause a 21-year-old young white man to

be that angry? he was not alive during the civil rights struggle. he wasn't alive during the slavery. so what is it? tomorrow the first ame church in oakland will begin raising money to help bury the charleston shooting victims. a search for two escaped inmates goes into its second week. a the corrections officer has been put on probation. richard matt and david sweat used power tools to break out on june 6th. also this morning there may have been a sighting of the two killers about 300 miles away from the prib. and google says it will help remove revenge porn from search results. all you have to do is ask. victims of revenge porn will be able to submit their requests

online starting in a few weeks. a google vice president knows this won't solve the problem entirely. but he hopes it can help. ♪ a abc 7 was at musical hall. honoring san francisco's rich musical tradition. the 1950 opening of city hall helped mark the city's rebirth following the 1906 earthquake and fire. time right now is 6:18 and how will the weather be for father's day lisa. >> looked like a nice night last night. >> so many people out there. >> yeah. which is certainly a treat. well we'll get to tomorrow. a preview, a little cooler than

today. the doppler, low clouds. and high clouds you can see them. one day from the summer solstice solstice. summer arrives about 9:37 in the morning and we'll look for a cooler day for father's day the first day of summer. and what about today? we is follow from the coast. three miles in pataluna. less on shore push. and with the sunshine rising early and less fog to work through it is going to be a warm day today. mountain view should be a beautiful afternoon. in and around 80 on the peninsula. 54 in. half-moon bay. still 60s. has been mild breezy winds will keep it cool in the hills.

you can see the sun over the city already. concord 57. we'll have a combination of 80s and 90s in our inland east bay. and another vantage point from mount tam where the marine layer is about 50 feet deep. and the numbers are going crank up once again from areas right around our shoreline from the east bay to the inland valley. if you head a little further to the east that is where you will feel the warm up. freemont, a pleasant day. and with the summer spread today, things will be changing tomorrow. high pressure, a couple of areas of them off shore. air flows from high to low pressure. but another trough will be dropping down and wrapping up the enshore flow tomorrow.

60s at the coast. sunshine by all of san francisco by noon if you don't have it sooner. 70 in oakland. 88 walnut creek. 90s arrive once again. and east of there close to 100 degrees. a warm day but a pleasant evening with numbers in the 70s and partly cloudy skies tonight. low 80s from cupertino to san jose today. and father's day a little cooler with temperatures coming down around 6 degrees. our coolest day will be monday and look at the week of summer ahead. a warm up as early as tuesday with 80s inland and 90s to mid 90s later in the week. check out the abc weather app. more information online.

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paula joins us now with a look at what's coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. >> dylann roof making his first person's appearance in a south carolina court. grieving family members speaking about forgiving him for the pain he's caused them. and did roof always show his hatred towards black people? one friend says that is not the case. >> also wild fires still burning out west. the biggest fire burning more than 13,000 acres alone and it is 10% contained. fighters are still working to douse the flames. we'll bring you the latest on that. and finally it is the movie that

turned a mechanical shark into the thing of nightmares. jaws swam into the box office 40 years ago. this weekend essentially creating the summer block buster. we're going to look at the role that movie played this morning. see you soon. >> a scary moment for two air performers in the u.k. at the white haven air show and one of thoer parachutes nailed to deploy during a display. they were both unharmed. a celebration like no other in oakland. more on the warriors victory parade and dedicated fans. want to make sure you are saving enough

live from the kgo tv brd cost center. >> half past the hour on this saturday morning. it's shaping up to be a nice day throughout the bay area.

>> a wide range of temperatures and a couple of words. we've got the sun up already. high clouds around the bay making for a partly cloudy start. we're ten degrees warmer by the delta. and inland east bay 56 in liver livermoore livermoore. low to mid 60s here. 70 in oakland. but 80s for the north bay and south bay. a few high clouds. and 90s still in the picture today but maybe not tomorrow. the week ahead yeah another warm up. >> thank you lisa. more now on the warriors victory parade. tons of the confetti rained

down. and steph curry showed off the trophy to hundreds of thousands of fans around the route. >> one day oakland became a nation of loving fans, embracing the team that won the title back for oakland. the team's gratitude showed as draymond green got off the bus to take pictures with fans. here is the short video clip taken by draymond. >> he took my phone and took a snapshot story. >> it was crazy. >> we did this for the nation. we did this for the bay area. that's what we do. >> fans began arriving before dawn and stayed for hours not wanting this moment to end. >> we're not going to wait another 40 years.

>> oh no. >> we need this for the next three, four, five years. steve curry all those guys they are the bomb. i have my father's jersey. i'm so happy. thank you warriors for 40 years. >> winning the nba title has inspired a new generation of fans. >> i'd never really watched basketball but also see the warriors a lot. >> so now you are a fan. >> yep. >> there were a few complaints like not enough port potties for the thousands of fans that showed up. but sometimes you have to forgive and forget. >> steph curry posted this photo on instagram overnight to thank all the fans. the caption reads in part, dove nation, thank you for today. will remember it for the rest of my life. for all of you at the parade and rally or watching online we

invite you to share this to let everyone know you were there. and if you missed any of the conch, don't worry. we have the best images posted on our website abc7news.com. a texas police officer's dash cam was rolling in a high speed chase. the vehicle rolls over landed back on its wheels and while such a rollover would leave most shaken, the guy behind the wheel takes off. police conviction kagtquickly caught up to him. three people were inside the suv. none of them seriously hurt. but all taken into the custody. a man is in custody accused of stabbing another to death in salinas. a 44-year-old man was found with

multiple stab wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he died. witnesses tell police he ahead gotten into argument with another man when the stabbing occur occurred. the second man was later arrested. and now the san carlos. a lady died after being hit by a garbage truck. they say the woman died at the scene. the wreckology operator is on the scene and they are investigating. >> credited with rescuing a young boy who was kidnapped from the mopetas library two weeks ago. >> tim watson is not used to be the spotlight. he's a bus operator being honored. tim was at the right place at the right time and did the right

thing. two weeks ago he spotted a three-year-old boy on his bus who was just taken from the library. the child was with a stranger, 23-year-old alfonse kennington. tim slowed the bus and gave them enough time to catch up and reunit hymn with his family. >> they just came up to me shake my hand. were you the bus driver? thank you. i have my own child and knowing they will be safe with us. >> the vta also honored law enforcement officers and others involved in the rescue. a kidnapping that could have ended so differently is now a chance to show what happens when everybody reacts in an extraordinary way. >> it's immediately clear just how significant it is.

and we're so glad to be part of being able to see this end safely and reunite the family. >> it's amazing the kind words and everything coming to me. just someone who did his job. and also as a parent took action what needed on the done. >> a chp officer confiscated 70 pounds of illegal fireworks yesterday. the officer search the car after learning the man was on probation. the driver was arrested shortly after. officials are reminding people that we're in a serious drought and to only use fire work in areas they are allowed. most water usage in the district district. >> there are a lot of ways to reduce water usage indoors. >> cut down your shower.

make sure your conscious of using your kitchen or bathroom faucet. we always can give you a free shower head. and these are more efficient. >> this one flows at two gallons per minute. and also giving out faucet aerators. >> this aerator and will slow the rate of flow. >> most water districts also give out dye tabs to test a toilet for leaks. >> if your water turns blue in the bowl 15 minutes later it indicates that you have a leak. >> outside if you have, say, 20 sprinklers, that is the equivalent of 20 shower heads. >> we water a lot less than we used to. and as you can see the gross is

pretty brown. >> and although ben isn't using sprinkler, he should be using a spray nozzle when he waters. >> there is a restriction you cannot use use garden hose without one of these. >> they give these out free to their customers too. go to abc 7 news.com with a link to their web page. >> scientists now say this year is on track to be the hottest on record. this has been the warmest start since any year we began keeping records. last year is currently the planet's warmest. much more to come on abc 7 news. coming up the treatment and the price tag. but first the time right now is 6:38. we're taking a live look at the

gorgeous sun rise around the bay. the bay bridge in the distance to the right. and lisa will have the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes.

welcome back everyone.

the time right now is 6:41 on your saturday morning. we're taking a live look at sfo. you can see a little cloudy out there but the sun is coming up. we'll get a check of the full forecast with lisa and any potential delays coming up. a technology that east helped bring millions of healthy babies into the world is now being used to help men and women look younger. this version of ultrasound is being used to tighten skin. >> as a management coach kathie joyce sometimes works with younger clients. and recently she's become concerned with signs of aging on her own face. >> just a tiny bit of drag or pull, gravity doing its job. >> instead of a facelift she turned to a new procedure that doesn't involve surgery, or even lasers. in fact it is a technology many people experience while they are pregnant. ultrasound. >> it uses you would sound to

create therm alal related injuries to the tissue. >> the doctor marks kathy's face. and then a few minutes later begins sending pulls of ultra ultrasound into her skin. forcing the body to create more collagen. it is designed to deliver heat at a certain depth allowing the collagen to actually lift the skin upwards. >> in the end you get a tighter skin and more defined jaw line. >> it can be used on the brow, chin neck and chest areas. the before and after pictures develop over the course of recovery. typically several months. kathy says the tradeoff for non invasive procedures are worth the wait. >> the fact that there is no down time. it is simple to go through the

procedure. >> a full facial treatment can run about $3500. doctor says it can also be enhanced with fillers for the overall effect. i always worry about those things like if in the future how advanced they will get and if they will be expected. >> interesting. good morning everyone. we are looking at high clouds but also very sunny already with temperatures in the upper 50s here with livermoore at 56. 56 in danville right now. but look at the low cloud deck. we have a wide range of temperatures for this last day of spring. that's all straight ahead. >> thanks lisa. still to come t giants play the dodgers. would posey leave

. time now is 6:47. a mixed bag right now in terms of temperatures throughout the bay area. >> 30, 35 degree spread. something like that for today. more narrow range tomorrow as the cool down ensues for the first day of summer. but right now it is the low clouds that have moved closer to the bay but they are still lined frup marin to san mateo coast.

pretty early sun rise. tomorrow is the summer solstice and we'll see 14 hours 46 minutes of daylight for you. and the peak back towards san francisco. beautiful. half-moon bay a couple mile visibility for you. and it will be a sunny day again today. similar temperatures near average in the low 80s for much of the santa clara valley. petaluma, 46 there. 49 in santa rosa. napa a warm day for you. and the low clouds continue to be compressed and pushed further closer to the surface.

they will not disappear. they will be banked up along the coast. partly cloudy and a wide range of temperatures. anywhere from about 4 to 6 degrees cooler tomorrow for you. and we are looking at that sea breeze to continue. nice day around the bay. about 70 in oakland. with the winds up to 15 miles an hour today. should be very comfortable. but we have dry conditions and a red flag warning for the greater lake tahoe area. highs in the 80s and look at the heat. a heat advisory in san diego all weekend long. and the deserts, 116 in palm springs, 10u 3 in fresno. and smoky hazy around yosemite. monterey a pretty good deck of fog. san diego, we're in the 80s. tomorrow a drop off by about 5

degrees. monday is another relativive cool afternoon. highs today around the bay, upper 70s in palo alto. the lowe 80s in san jose. 89 by the delta but not much further east you are going to run into those 90s. quite hot in the valley. if you are headed into town for the a's today, 70 at 3:00. fathers day a little cooler. the coolest day of the week should be monday. very pleasant though. and nice day again on tuesday but heat comes back wednesday, thursday and friday. especially inland. the coast will stay comfortable warming up around the bay as well. good looking five day of course. dry dry dry. >> and a nice day for dad tomorrow. turning to sports now l.a.

versus -- in baseball. here is the mornings sports report. >> when the giants last played the dodgers the san francisco pitching staff shut out the men in blue via the straight. but the scoreless streak came to an end. cranston came in tonight. and l.a.'s bats have been bad but 1-0 dodgers. top of the third buster posey clears the bases with a grand slam, 4-1 san francisco. l.a. cut it to one. but the giants on a 3-0 pitch crawford drives in belt with this gaper. san francisco now has won 8 of 10 over l.a. and just a game out of first.

and it was fireworks night. zobrist delivers a few of his own. and oakland grabs a quick 3-0 lead. and sonny gray snares this comebacker after the bat of joyce. gray would not be so sunny later in the game. oakland blew a lead in the seventh. the angels would score eight runs in the inning. the a's lose 12-7. they also committed four errors. yesterday's parade celebrated the team. and the man who coached them to their last nba title also went along for the ride. >> did you guys have a parade back in 75? >> are you kidding me. it's always nice but it wasn't

like this. >> and tiger woods shot 76 yesterday to leave him 16 over par. his worst ever score in a major championship. master champ jordan spieth is tied for the lead. a 67 leaves him 5 under par. spieth's playing partner was jason day. he collapsed walking towards the ninth green, his final hole of the day. medical personnel diagnosed him with vertigo. despite feeling city he'd still managed to get his second shot out of bunker and bogeyed the whole. he hopes to play this weekend. and dustin johnson nearly holes out or eagle. 71 yesterday is one stroke back.

and that is sports for saturday morning. i'm rick kwan. have a great day. 6:53 is our time. colin

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clara. under the sponsorship, they will get information that makes things better for the players. football playing youngsters will also get tips how to play the game today under the instruction of niners quarterback colin kaepernick. he'll be holding it a st. ig nashs college prep in san francisco this weekend. with kaepernick showing the kids what it takes to be a super bowl quarterback. the camps are 9:00 a.m. today and tomorrow. and how will it be for those kids this morning? >> well on 19th avenue there we'll start with plenty of clouds. becoming partly cloudy later on in the day so a comfortable afternoon. and upper 70s and low 80s from redwood city to palo alto in mountainville today.

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good morning, america. new overnight, united in prayer, grief and defiance. ♪ we shall overcome ♪ >> charleston turns to faith as the families of the victims deliver a remarkable message in court. >> i will never talk to her ever again. i will never be able to hold her again, but i forgive you. >> we are now learning much more about the young suspect in the massacre at the emanuel ame church, and we have team coverage from south carolina. fires and floods. wildfires tear through five states. the all-out fight on the ground. >> leave the line, jay. let's get out of here. >> and in the air, plus, flooding fears. waterlogged in the center of the country. the hail and the dea