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>> good morning on this father's day, sunday, june 21st. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions with where you live hi lisa. >> hi, chris. summer is going to arrive in just about 38 minutes. live doppler 7hd shows plenty of fog out there. the marine layer has grown from the overnight hours from thousand feet to 1500 feet and it will continue to deepen throughout the day. right now 62 degrees in san jose. 58 in oakland. we are looking at san jose where it's nice and sunny right now.

father's day trending cooler around the bay. upper 70s here. upper 70s to low 80s in our inland east bay. the spread is narrower and partly cloudy skies in san francisco. but we are looking a the a warmup in the extended outlook. i'll tell but it coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. the historic church in south carolina where a gunman shot and killed 9 people last week opened this morning for worship. ♪ ♪ members of the emanuele methodist episcopal church gathered to sing in celebration of thanksgiving. the church's pastor was among the victims. the congregation was urged to continue to fight for justice. >> the blood of the meth emanuele nine requires us to work until there is justice not

only in this case, but for those who are still living in the margin of life. those less fortunate than ourselves; that we stay on the battlefield until there is no more fights to be fought. >> 21-year-old dylann roof is being held in jail on nine counts of murder and a weapons charge. authorities say it was racially motivated. the mayor of charleston said his heart is broken by what he calls is an evil man. the mayor has been in office since 19 5 and he hasn't seen such an outpouring of grief since the assassination of president obama. he spoke with the families of the victims. >> what i saw is something that is heartwarming. there was a mixed-race audience, black and white singing and praying together to help the families and we will help the church. that's the way of helping people

move forward. >> he also said he's touched by the outpouring of support for the victims families. a private citizen handed him a check for $10,000 while the carolina panthers has contributed $100,000 to help pay for the funerals. developing news out of antioch where police found a 46-year-old woman inside a home suffering from an apparent gunshot wound to the chest. it happened on the 1300 block of d street. other participants are residents are cooperating with place, who were initially called out around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. the woman was later declared dead at the scene >> an unidentified victim was shot and killed while driving near bay point. investigators say they need help to determine what led up to the shooting. katie has the story. >> mary smith saw a massive backup on eastbound highway 4 as she approached pittsburgh. >> it was like a parking lot.

i wasn't going to take that chance. >> she pulled over before reaching the closer. >> there was a shooting on the freeway. >> sounds like they were on the far right side of the highway and the victim went across all lanes and hit the center median. >> shortly after 3:00 people called 911 as the car traveled some 300 yards before crashing into the median. >> there are about three holes in the vehicle that we could find. >> chp shut down the highway and the male driver was pronounced dead on the scene. >> only moved a couple inches every few minutes. it was terrible. >> it took elaine two hours to travel three miles. many people lost their patience. >> they were getting aggressive and using the shoulder. >> the lieutenant said bullet casings scattered. there was no option but to shut down all three points. we are getting it all cleaned up and package all the evidence so we can do justice for the victim's family.

>> the highway opened around 9:00, some six hours later. >> at this point investigators don't have a distinct description of the shooter or the shooter's vehicle. in pittsburgh, abc7 news. now to a search for answers in oakland. police want to learn more about the deadly shooting of a man by an armed security guard. it happened after the two men got into a fight at international boulevard and high street late friday night. the trouble might have started with the guard asked the man to leave the gas station. detectives had been questioning the guard. 9:06 is our time. san jose police are investigating after one person was killed and another was injured when a light rail train plowed into a car last night and it happened at capital and maddon around 7:40. investigators believe the car turned into the path of the train as it headed south along the median of capital avenue. >> the vehicle had made an illegal left turn at maddon avenue, and in the area there's not even a left turn pocket to make that turn.

>> the car's driver died at the scene. the other person was alert when they were taken to a trauma center. nobody aboard the train was hurt. police will look at cameras on the train to learn more about what happened. >> new details in a car crash that killed a woman and injured five others in vallejo. rose navarro died at the scene and her four-year-old daughter was injured had a car drove on to a sidewalk on sonoma boulevard. police say there was marijuana in the car and the driver had been at a medical marijuana dispensary before the cash. the driver has not been arrested. >> the san francisco archdiocese is conducting mass for the victims of the berkeley balcony collapse this morning at saint mary's cathedral. the service comes one day after a memorial service for two of the victims was held. the 22-year-old and 21-year-olds

were cousins. they fell to their deaths tuesday during a birthday party. katie has more. ♪ >> bagpipes lead the procession into st. joseph's catholic church. two coffins, young cousins. 22-year-old ashley of roneck park, and 21-year-old olivia of ireland. they were as close as sisters. >> they would dress alike and they would try to fool their parents into thinking that they were twins. i don't know how much they succeeded, but they did try to do that. >> they were at birthday party in berkeley tuesday when the balcony they were on collapsed. they were among six young people who died. the cousins body were found in an embrace. >> there was pain and emotion. >> olivia is remembered as kind. someone who always put the needs of others before her own. ashley, equally caring, an excellent student and talented soccer player. so fun loving, energetic

determined. and always determined to be great. she was such a great spirit. >> the only thing that is making me okay is her smile was contagious. >> the families, speaking through a friend, want people to know this. >> that ashley and olivia were two very intelligent, talented and hardworking young ladies. they had great futures ahead of them. >> at the scene of the tragedy, a memorial flowers and messages continue to grow as strangers are pulled to the site to pay their respects. >> especially being irish. irish have a thing about being family and we are a unit back home. if it's one irish person, it's the whole of ireland. >> and that was katie marzullo reporting. "the irish times" is reported four of the six irish students' bodies will be returning to ireland today. >> this could be a big day to determine whether or not the raiders have a future in oakland. there is a deadline of today to present a plan to fund coliseum city. that's a development that includes a knew the hundred million dollars stadium for the

raiders. $900 million. calls were not returned. some of the big questions that still need answering includes who will pay for own and operate the stadium and how to deal with nearly $120 million of debt owed to the city of oakland. time now is 9:10. check of the forecast. lisa? >> you know what? it is cooler this morning anywhere from 2 to 10 degrees cooler. from our exploratorium camera, 55 degrees downtown, and 59 and sunny at the airport. sunshine is on the way. but how cool will it be today for the first day of summer? i'll let you know and we have a warming trend to talk about as well. that's straight ahead. >> thank you lisa. also wildfire season heats up as summer begins. the fires burning in california. . >> plus, rocking the house and helping children. the big charity event last night featuring abc7's very own dan ashley. grass fed?

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>> former secretary of state hillary clinton, echoed by president obama, to curb gun violence in america. >> you can't watch massacre after massacre and not come to the conclusion, as president obama said, we must tackle this challenge with urgency and conviction. >> as investigators learn more disturbing details about south carolina confessed shooter dylann roof from his purported racist manifesto online, clinton calls it evidence of a problem our country has not properly dealt with. >> race remains a deep fault line in america. millions of people of color still experience racism in their everyday lives. >> one person who is absent from the conference is the mayor of charleston, south carolina. san francisco mayor ed lee offered his condolences to him and his thoughts on the latest incident of gun violence. >> there's got to be even more national conversation for not assume that we can't do anything

about it. this is what i think the recommitment is from all of us. >> attendees of the conference covered a variety of other issues, ranging from hikes in the minimum wage to regulation of pioneers in the so-called sharing community like uber. abc7 news. >> firefighters across the west will tackle not only wildfires burks high temperatures on the fire lines today. several major fires are burning in three states this morning, including the 16,000-acre lake fire in san bernardino county. abc news reporter ryan owens has more. >> thousands of firefighters are tackling the fire in southern california. >> it's hard. >> overnight some residents urged to evacuate as this fire in central california burns more than 1,000 acres. 500 buildings are threatened here, as the so-called lake fire burns up more than 16,000 acres.

helicopter crews at the popular big bear lake dropping thousands of gallons of water. their colleagues on the ground battling not just the heat, but the terrain. >> the extreme heat and working conditions are making it difficult for us to get a handle on some of the areas of the fire. >> ice only the beginning of the fire season, but already six states are battling wildfires. in arizona, female inmates helped beat back the largest of seven fires now burning in that state. in alaska, crews are nearly overwhelmed by more than 140 active wildfires, and more than 83,000 acres. the governor declaring a disaster in the peninsula here after the fire ravaged multiple towns there. >> that was ryan owens reporting. >> some are calling on lawmakers to level the playing field when

it comes to uber and lyft. they protested yesterday outside the mayors discussion yet. they suffered 42% pay cuts since the two companies started operations. uber said they made significant impact on local communities by delivering reliable and affordable options. in a statement uber says had has made significant impact on local communities by delivering reliable and affordable operations. however, representatives of lyft have not responded to our calls. >> many drivers faced delays on highway 101 and are asking for follow lanes. they recently raised more than $16 million to look at different ways to ease traffic. some think follow lanes as a way to speed toll lanes between san francisco and the silicon valley. others prefer carpool lanes, saying follow lanes price out low and middle income drivers. michael phelps appears he's on track to return to the olympics. it appears he's on track on saturday. he got his first

victory of the year at a swim in santa clara. the 18-time gold medalist came back this year after serving a suspension for a dui arrest. he is now 29 and missed a 3-peat gold medal in the 200 at the london games by just .05 second. a new world record was set in huntington beach. take a look at this. 66 surfers hung loose on a custom built 42-foot board for the record for the most people riding a board at once. video of the event was posted on youtube. they broke the record that was held in australia >> a special event was held last night for local children while listening to great music. abc7 news was at the center in walnut creek for rock the cassa. anchor dan ashley created the nonprofit charity to help bay area children. rock the cassa supports two causes, court appointed

special advocates, and to camp conquer. it sends underserved kids to summer camp in lake tahoe. >> these are kids that otherwise don't get a chance to cross the bay bridge sometimes, much less go up and spend time in the wilderness of lake tahoe and meet campers from all over the country. >> legendary rocker eddy money headlined last night's event. if you will like to donate, we have information on abc7news.com. >> happening today, an opportunity to combine your father's day celebration about music. it's world music day in the nation and in palo alto, as well. this is the seventh year for the event in palo alto. across the world a music festival take place around the summer solstice. this is the seventh year for the event in palo alto. it's all for free. portions of university avenue and bryant street will be closed from 11:00 a.m. to about 9:00 this evening. weather-wise it should be a nice day for folks headed out for

father's day festivities? >> yeah, we never like it too hot around here, especially since we are so par,red. the cool dawn will be with us today and tomorrow, but after that all bets are off. this has been reaching across the bay. things are beginning to clear out. here's the reason why. the culprit is an area of low pressure heading up into the pacific northwest. it's making the marine layer grow taller. other highlights across the region, we have a red flag warning that has been expanded from the sierra nevada southward, all the way down to bishop. you can see it into nevada, as well. gusty winds, 40 to 45 miles an hour there and the extensive heat has been certainly a headline in the desert. this continues today, as well, in our inland areas from san diego. here's a look at summertime in san francisco.

sfo, low clouds. this is really what will be growing throughout the day today. and that's going to bring in some pleasant temperatures in our inland east bay. but it will get breezy, in the upper 60s later on today. 58 in oakland and 53 mountain view and morgan hill 57. clouds at half moon bay, 57 for you. a look at emeryville. still pretty gray out there. santa rosa 54 with the cloudy skies. 59 in fairfield and sunny skies in our inland east bay. low to mid-60s. feeling pretty good later on this afternoon. clouds here, and we are looking at a great start, but with a comfortable finish. although the water temperature is certainly cool and in the 70s at the boardwalk today. partly cloudy this morning. cooler highs for father's day. and summer just a few minutes away. we will be looking at about 14 hours 46 minutes of day light. it arrives at 9:39. felt like summer yesterday with the wide range of temperatures.

but this morning look how much cooler we are from this time yesterday. anywhere from 2 to 10 degrees cooler. the reason being we have a pretty strong southwesterly wind flowing through the delta. that's a good indicator of the cool-down being experienced today here and also down through concord and livermore. wind gusts up to 38 miles an hour there. with he will be looking at the cooler weather for a couple of days there as the heat eases. in the south bay today nice afternoon. 77 in san jose. it's already sunny there. sunny in sunnyvale and low in mid-70s here for redwood city today. 72 palo alto. 75 los altos and the fog not going anywhere. staying banked up here along the san mateo coast. even the sunset richmond district and partly cloudy skies for san francisco. cooler than afternoon today. the cooling trend continues up to the north bay. you will feel it with the breeze throughout the around. 73 in sonoma. 80s will return for lake port

and sue cya today. near east bay 66 over in oakland. 69 in newark. the mild conditions here. a little breezy and you head inland and here are where things are really changing. 77 san ramon, 79 by the delta. 81 in pittsburgh. we will be looking at temperatures around the bay very similar tomorrow. the accuweather seven day forecast a warmup on tuesday but then the high pressure ridge really expands come midweek. that will bring 90s inland. warmest day of the week should be thursday. not much change inland on friday, but notice the coast. comfortable. in fact really nice in the 60s. you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc news weather app. it's free on apple's app store. we have more information at abc news.com/apps. summertime is about the fog and the wind flow around here. >> maybe good time to head up to napa for father's day. >> yeah. >> lisa, thank you. coming up next, a group workout

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>> millions taking part in a yogathon to mark the first international day of yoga. almost 2,000 people took part in an event in sri lanka. today people will be at 9:30 a.m. and goes to 2:30 p.m. to mark the occasion. warriors forward andre igudala with will be a guest on jimmy kimmel live tomorrow. he became the first player to win the award without start ago game during the regular season. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. a new program that could save you money at the grocery store and how it will also help keep food out of the landfill. plus, getting ready for the

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>> thanks for spending part of your sunday with us. i'm chris win. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking conditions across the bay. hi, lisa. hey chris, good morning. summertime is just 9 minutes away. sea breeze is cranking up later today. right now 15 miles an hour. this is the roof camera and it's pretty gray out there. we will bring in sunshine. 59 by the delta where the winds are really blowing, up to 39 miles an hour. 60s in concord and livermore. today about ten degrees cooler than you were yesterday in the inland east bay u see that by the shading here. really pushed into the valley here. a few 80s. upper 70s san jose but 50s

and 60s across the bay. we will pinpoint your summer forecast, father's day and talk about a warmup on the way just ahead. chris. >> lisa, thank you. the search in upstate new york for two escaped murders has shifted about 350 miles. state police received a tip two men resembling the escape intos were spotted on a road near pennsylvania. it came two weeks after the men cut through their cell walls to escape from a maximum security prison near the canadian border. a prison worker remains in custody, facing charges of smuggling tools to the two men. >> shootings marred block parties in two different u.s. cities last night. in detroit one person died and ten people were wounded when had gunfire erupted on a basketball court. and in philadelphia witnesses say a person fired shots into a block party injuring seven, including an 18-year-old girl shot in the neck. 9:31 is our time. a former white house chef remains missing this morning. oakland-born walter scheib hasn't been seen since last weekend.

this morning the mystery and the search is intensifying. abc7 news reporter devin with more on the race to find him. >> in these new mexico mountains, the search intensifies for missing iron chef walter scheib. i was first hired by hillary clinton and he spent 11 years cooking for presidents. they are in a painstaking search to find him alive. >> looking for things like a water bottle, pieces of footprints and we haven't found anything. >> a possible break, tracing his last cell phone signal to an area near snow-covered lobo peek. cheyenne, climbing alone without hiking boots along the steep yerba trail, an area known for rockslides. the family tells investigator that the 61-year-old was in good shape but an amateur hiker. >> we aren't aware of any other gear he had. he may have had a water bottle with him. >> police also say that cheyenne may have taken his personal fishing gear in search of nearby streams.

with a locked suburu with florida plates still at the trailhead with his wallet under the seat. the mystery stunned his colleagues, which say he helped americanize white house cuisine. >> this may have been the dish that got the job for me. he won one of the most prestigious jobs in the culinary world, knowing the clintons and bushes like few do. >> first ladies are always on diets one way or the other. but the presidents really didn't care. >> his family clinging to hope for a rescue that lands cheyenne back in the kitchen. abc7 news, washington. central valley farmers hope a lawsuit will stop california from taking water that flowed to their land for more than a century. several irrigation districts have sued the state water board over orders to stop using water from the san joaquin river. drought or no drought, they claim their water rights have been ironclad since 1914 >> to take property without a due process hearing from a state agency? that's just wrong.

>> it will kill us. we are halfway through the season. it will destroy those tomatoes out there. >> the state water board has not responded to the lawsuit saying it does not comment on pending litigation. produce prices are on the rise because of the drought. now one northern california store is trying something new. not so perfect produce. we have the details. >> and it's going to look a little different, a little wonky and have it's own aisle and signage, but it's a way for consumers to have access to producers they normally couldn't get because it was just getting tossed out. >> in fact, the national resources defense council said 40% of food grown in the u.s. is wasted each year. this grocery store say they can help cut back on that waste. >> and some goes to the applesauce manufacturer and many go to a grocery store that meet the standards. and then there are these in-between apples that maybe aren't the perfect shape or

color, but they are just as delicious and nutritious and sometimes those end up going to the landfill because there isn't someone there to buy them. that's what we are capturing the unwanted apple no one paid attention to before. >> there won't be apples when the program launches in july but there will be plums, pears and bell peppers to start. the imperfect produce will be sold for 30% off, and many shoppers seem to think it will be a pretty sweet deal. >> i have a family of five children, so i kind of always budget when i cannot. -- or when i cannot. i think it's a great way especially when it saves wasting food. >> others say they will pass. >> not interested? >> no. >> bumpy, lumpy or off-colored produce may not be everyone's top pick, but meg said she's confident many will put it to a taste test. >> we had to teach our consumers, they can trust organic, they can trust local and i think that will make it easier to have this conversation with our customers about imperfect. >> abc7 news.

>> san francisco boasts some of the highest rents in home prices but it's not the most expensive tourist destination. it is ranked fourth. the average cost just over $1900 for a four day stay. the most expensive city, seattle topped out at a little over 2,000 bucks. and dallas topped the list of the least expensive major places to visit. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. feathering your nest. new products from a bay area company for the home of future. you see the sun is shining down on the south bay. one south market on the left emof the screen. we will a check of the forecast coming up in just a little bit.

>> welcome back. the time right now is 9:39. this is a live look from our mt. tam camera. great to have you with us on this first official day of summer. the solstice exactly at 9:39. we will check in with lisa and the bay area forecast in just a little bit. a fundraiser is taking place in richmond this weekend to support a local community radio station and to help earthquake relief efforts in nepal. it was on bridge man and wasn't front yesterday. three artists of selling their work to help support the victims of the recent nepal earthquake.

>> i hope nepal has a positive hope and the relief effort, i think it's not just temporary, but it will go on for many years to come. >> the kpfa summer arts fair continues today from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ♪ >> oh, yeah get down. dance party fever took over oakland yesterday. hundreds of people set a new world record on adeline street. oakland beat the old record when 337 people took part in the largest soul train line. the old record was 265 people. about 9:40. weather-wise, it was a nice day for people to head out to take part in that event. we are in for some more good stuff today? >> yeah, how about summertime? happy summer everyone. happy father's day. we are looking at a typical breeze throughout the day today, allowing for temperatures to cool down here. this is emeryville. we will see mid-60s for you

today. and much cooler for you in our inland east bay. we will talk about that. but it's short-lived. i'll explain when we return. >> also ahead moving day and come-back day at the u.s. open. jason day who passed out due to vertigo friday, comes bac

>> welcome back. a live look from our exploratorium camera.

clouds covering parts of san francisco and the bay bridge right now. will the city see more sun? we will get the answer from lisa coming up. a couple of years ago the bay area was blanketed with billboards advertising the nest thermostat. it's made by a local company that was acquired by google. last week jonathan bloom got to see what nest is working open since then. >> today we are going to take another big step. we are going to refresh our entire lineup of products. >> tony fadell is part of tech history. >> head of nest, tony came from apple. he is known as the father of ipod. >> the little white box that got us to give up our cd players the same way nest wants us to give up appliances from another era. >> most detectors can't tell the difference between this and smoke. the new nest can give you a gentle warning from cooking or if there's smoke or carbon monoxide, it sends a message. the furnace is where the carbon monoxide comes from and fans can blow it around.

>> it will shut off the fans. they work together. >> they are most excited about this. last year they acquired makers of the wildly popular drop cam home surveillance camera. this new version is dropping the old name. >> now it's nest cam. >> the new sharper version of the camera that's made burglars famous on youtube, now works inside the same nest app that controls the thermostat and fire detector. now it can start recording if there's a fire. everything is connected together. that's what they are building on and moving toward, and it's not fiction. they are actually building she's systems. that's where we are headed. >> nest is also the division of google that is working on on another connected product. >> tony is in charge of google glass and we asked him about that and he said he had nothing to say. >> he said you might be able to get the thermostat for free from your power company and the smoke detector free from the insurance company. >> how do i get paid to take home one of these cameras?

>> latroy hawkins, we are working on that. >> amazing to see how technology has evolved over the years. >> crazy >> how are things look for father's day? >> it's changed a little bit. in terms of fog, that the the same old same old around here, certainly in san francisco and at the coast. it's been really stagnate. it hasn't moved out of the shoreline. in fact, that's what's going to stay again today. we are going to be more generous with the on shore push and spread the cooler air inland. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. the culprit is this area of low pressure. it's up to the northwest. but it is allowing for a marine layer to grow taller and the winds to crank up, especially over the east bay hills. here's a look from vollmer peak the east bay hills camera. you see the haze here and the clouds around. although it is sunny for concord and livermore and elsewhere around the east bay.

it's looking pretty good with present of 60s. 55 san francisco. sunshine trying to break through. and from mt. tam sunny here down around here. mill valley you have the clouds. we will bring on more sun and a bit of a breeze to. petaluma 54n the mid-60s for livermore and danville not quite there yet but plenty of sunshine for you, as well. san jose, nice afternoon in store for you. a couple of days of some pretty comfortable weather before the numbers begin to crank up again due to a strong building ridge of high pressure that will visit us by the early part of the week. partly cloudy to mostly sunny for most. cooler highs around the bay, especially inland. as much as 10 degrees cooler. no 90s today. we saw about 94 at the airport yesterday around livermore. we will look for temperatures today to be as much as 10 degrees cooler for father's day. and summer is with us. so we will be looking at the temperatures today a little cooler than average. here's our visible picture of you see the fog's footprint

where we have the clearing around mt. tam and down throughout the peninsula. but right here from south city and around san carlos, stuck with the clouds over into the east bay. and as we widen the view you can see the fog from the north coast. there's that weak little weather system that will be keeping the fog in place. so a look at where we should be and where we've been. you can see our highs and the averages. so this is where we should be. 60s, 70s even the low 80s for san jose, concord mid-80s. today trending anywhere from 4 to 6 degrees cooler than average. and this will take us right into tomorrow as well. numbers will be coming up to near average midweek and then the heat is on. once again for the latter part of the work week. we have the red flag warning continuing for the northern syria into western nevada. gusts of 45 miles an hour common here and really hot numbers in the desert southwest. 98 fresno, smoky conditions for

the southern sierra. back home a nice afternoon for father's day. 74 up in napa. 71 in fremont. look for 79 in livermore. and you are headed into oakland nice afternoon. plenty of sun with low to mid-60s throughout the day with the west-southwest win. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's summer here and it will feel like it with temperatures in a narrow range today, tomorrow. 60s to 80s. then by tuesday a little change. maybe a few degrees warmer and then the heat arrives inland. and wednesday it stays with us right on through the end of the week but very comfortable at our beaches. >> and the weather sure is going to be great for all the dads and kids going out to the a's game. >> yeah and playing golf, whatever. >> so much to do. >> yeah. >> lisa, thank you so much. turning to sports now.

nthe u.s. open final round is shaping up to be a classic in washington. four players shared the lead. we have the highlights of yesterday's moving day in this morning's sports report. >> good morning. the second major of the season. the u.s. open up for grabs after three rounds of play. we have a four-way tie going into today's final round at chambers bay in tacoma. shot of the day from j.b holmes. tied for fifth. par 4, 16. second shot. chips it. uses the slope and it will roll down for an eagle. all right, branden grace in a four way tie for first. short birdie on 5. master champ jordan spieth. at one point had a two-shot lead. off to a great start. second hole. 37-footer for birdie. puts him at 6-under. spieth trying to become the first player to win the first two majors of the year since tiger in 2002. justin johnson, leader after day one thanks to this birdie on 9. jason day collapsed friday on the course due to vertigo. somehow finished the round and yesterday this birdie on 17 and another on 18. 268. he's also tied. spieth dropped out of the lead got back into it on 15.

the t-shot goes past the roll -- the hole, but he gets it to roll back next to his playing partner's patrick reed's ball. makes that for birdie. they are all tied at 4-under. louis oosthuizen had the round of the day with 466. tied for fifth, just three back. >> if i can convince myself that i'm free-rolling, i've got one of these, and the other guys are trying to chase their first, i know how hard it is to chase your first and to close it out. so if we can use that winning formula we had back in april then all it comes down to is if i can pull off the shot. >> the giants look for their second straight win against the dodgers. third straight overall. it was dog day at the park. first batter of the game, nori ioki. hit in the ankle. he left the game after that. early 2-0 lead. bottom of first. peterson and turner back-to-back jacks. game tied at 2. fifth inning. his replacement. justin maxwell, revenge is sweet. two-run shot.

4-2, g-men. then in the sixth, brandon bell with the two-run homer. his ninth. giants beat the dodgers again. 6-2, the final. they can take over the national league west lead with a sweep today. a's hosting the angels. cotton candy is sweet and it can change the color of your tongue. jesse pitched 7 2/3. he's 5-5. struck out four. a little help on defense. ben zobrist, the nice sliding catch. game tied at 1. redding goes opposite field. scores on the double. 2-1, a's. two batters later, brett lori finds the gap. that scores reddick. next batter. josh bagley, another rbi double. all four a's runs came off doubles. a's end a two-game slide with the 4-1 victory. andre ward improves to 28-0 against paul smith at oracle arena. that's the way the ball bounces. have a great father's day,

everyone. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> 9:53 the time. up next, not only is it father's day, it's world giraffe day. how bay area zoos are celebrating the long-neck animals. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken.

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>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $80 million power ball drawing, 9, 10, 16, 20, 57. the power ball number 15. one ticket sold in florida matched all six numbers to win the jackpot. wednesday night's jackpot resets to $40 million. now to super lotto plus. winning numbers from last night's $45 million draw. 4, 12, 31, 33, 34. the meganumber 14. nobody picked all six so wednesday's jackpot goes up to $46 million. happening today, you can go to the zoo and celebrate world giraffe day. take dad and feed the giraffes at the oakland zoo, including tiki, as you see here. all funds will go to benefiting the giraffe conservation foundation, and forget to bring along jeans. both zoos are collecting den -- denim today for recycling to raise money for african giraffe research and conservation. we bring in lisa for a final weather check. it will be a nice day to go to

the zoo. >> really nice. in the mid-60s later this afternoon. sunny right now in oakland. further out it has been sunny. a nice shot for you. the fog blowing in across parts of our east bay. and that is going to be the indicator which brings the cooler air. mt. diablo in the distance. 60s there now. it will feel pretty good later on 79. livermore 78 and concord. oakland in the mid-60s today. on the peninsula, low 70s forral at toe. 61 san francisco. cooler and cloudier today with 74 in napa and the look ahead a couple of cooler days before we warm it up and the inland heat comes back in full force by the middle of the week. happy summer, happy fathers kay! >> lisa, thank you and thanks for joining us. the news continues online on social media and mobile devices with abc7 news app. for lisa, carolyn and the west of the news team, i'm chris nguyen. make it a great day, everybody!

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