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>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center. this is abc7 news. >> a display of unity across the country as a nation remembers the victims of last week's deadly shooting in south carolina. from charleston to the bay area rallies were held in memory of the victims and in an effort to make change. good evening everyone. a crowd gathered at lake merritt to honor the men and women killed in the charleston church shooting. it was a call to come together to end what they call white silence. abc7 news reporter lilian kim is in the newsroom with more. lilian? >> demonstrators had a simple message tonight. white people need to speak out, because according to them white silence is violence. there wasn't a lot of diversity in this crowd and that was the point. demonstrators marched around

lake merritt to denounce the shooting in charleston and to send a message. >> it is time for white people to step up. we put it on facebook and we thought maybe 20 people would show up. now a lot of people we see have a deep call for people to this. >> marchers were given the thumbs up. they know the task before them is daunting, but the tragedy in south carolina is too much for them to sit back and do nothing. >> white supremacy is in the institutions of society and perpetuates racism. it is something we as white folks need to come together to resolve on our own. >> white supremacy is not for black people to changing the minds of people who are already simply racists. >> sharonda singleton. >> demonstrators honored the nine dead by reading each name. the toughest challenge is when the marching and chanting is over. >> we take something like this

and move it to structural change and every person needs to seek reconciliation. >> demonstrators say it is a start in breaking what they call white silence. lilian kim abc7 news. >> prayer vigils have been happening throughout the day around the bay area. there was song and prayer at oakland ame. he was a friend to clementa pinckney from south carolina. they say their faith has them forgive. >> if you can't feel safe in a house of worship where we have an opportunity to come together and pray and be a family, where can you be safe? >> san francisco's third baptist church also held a prayer vigil today m.

the voices of worshipers filled the ame church in charleston, south carolina. today's services were the first since a gunman killed nine during a bible study. officers stood by for security. they marched for peace across a bridge. some hand in hand and they met midspan above the river. organizers called it a unity chain. coming up later, the growing calls for south carolina to remove the confederate flag from the state capitol. >> in san francisco hundreds of people pay tribute when a balcony collapsed in berkeley. members of northern california's irish community joined others for a mass at saint mary's cathedral. others from ireland also attended and expressed their thanks to the bay area. >> it is unbelievable.

some want an extension. >> another mass will take place in boston home of a large irish community to honor those hurt at berkeley. the bodies of two -- four of those hurt are home. another will be flown back from the bay area tomorrow. seven other young people hurt in the tragedy continue to recover at different hospitals across the east bay. police are still looking for information into a deadly highway shooting in the east bay. 20-year-old thomas mendez of pittsburgh was found dead in his car after it crashed into the center divider along highway 4 near boy paint. bay point. they believe a shooter fired from another car possibly a honda. they are asking anyone who knows anything about the shooting to call them. a memorial stands outside a gas station and convene yen stores in -- convenience store in oakland.

the guard fired after a fight broke out at interest fall boulevard and high street. san jose firefighters faced several challenges after embers from a burning home sparked other piers. sparked other fires. it started along interstate 680. they first learned about the fire when an engine company crew saw the smoke while heading to a medical emergency. >> as they made their way to the smoke columns, they had no clue the address. they said we started getting calls from the multiple neighbors. >> nobody was hurt. but crews stayed outside after hearing propane tanks. the embers from the fire ignited fences and plants around the other nearby homes. heat and dry conditions are causing problems for those battling wildfires across the west including this nearly 1,000 -acre fire that destroyed three structures in ma -- ma dare rase county.

and there are new fears that more fires could ignite. >> dozens of new fires popping up across alaska. tonight there are more across the wilderness. in california 500 residents evacuate after a new firebreaks out near san luis obispo. the state as largest fire, the so-called lake fire is burning in the san bernadino mountains east of los angeles. an aerial assault all weekend combined with the ground army of 1800 firefighters is slowing the fire's advance. tonight containment is up to 15%. in arizona they are trucking in female inhates to beat back the largest of seven fires now burning in that state. >> there is a lot of heat out there. it is a hot fire. we have a lot of work. >> and a look at firefighters hard at work on the front lines.

this is early in fire season. and with california in the middle of a historic drought the forecast for the rest of the fire season is simply miserable. >> let's head to abc7 news meteorologist drew touma. >> and those fires really thrive on low humidity and gusty winds and extreme heat. take a look at this. excessive heat warnings for southern california as well as arizona and for warmth as high as 114 degrees. it is not something firefighters want to see. live doppler 7hd shows you the heat is building to the south and it will move into the bay area. i'll let you know when it arrives and how hot it gets where you live with the full accu-weather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. katie? >> thank you drew. abc7 news was along the embarcadero for the u.s. conference of mayor's final party. a spectacular fireworks show

drew a lot of attention across the city. stephanie rawl nie gs brake will speak at the union square. they saw riot and reaction to a man in custody. it has been a major topic at the four-day nonpartisan con veption. drivers will face delays on highways 101 and 1 near the golden gate bridge starting tonight. there will be closures so the crews can install overhead signs to get ready for the opening of the new doyle drive. the lanes will close on tuesday evening between 10:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. they will close for more than three days beginning on july 9th to get the new doyle drive ready for traffic. still to come, a bay area mural targeted by vandals again. why the artist believes it is making some residents angry. apple bows to pressure from pop star taylor swift. what the company is changing after her open letter.

and new rules for boaters as a california lake continues to drop due to the drought

this is abc7 news. a mural at a gallery in the mission district of san francisco is drawing controversy. for the second time in a week the digitally printed installation which is made to look like a painting has brn defaced -- has been defaced. sergio has the story. >> it was supposed to be a mural aimed at starting a conversation that many believe is long overdue but so far the response is upsetting. >> it is a deliberate uh -- attempt to erase part of the community that they don't want

to deal with. >> it blends scenes from chicano and mexican culture with the lesbian, gay and transgender. >> a cholo and a -- a cholla with scars. there are threats with anyone wearing connection to the display. >> we have community elders to volunteer and we don't want it to escalate to people getting hurt. >> people wrote in part "i have been traveling and documenting in northern california since 2000 and have never seen any of this. i have tried contacting barrio to barrio and haven't got a response. >> the gallery already spent about $3,000 to replace the whole mural. they will spend another 3,000 volunteers to reinstall it later this week.

and a public forum is planed to talk about the issue. and there is plenty to talk about. a few people stopped to talk to me, but didn't want to be interviewed. the u.s. supreme court will meet tomorrow as the justices prepare to issue rulings on several issues including same-sex marriage by the end of the month. legal experts believe the court will legalize same-sex marriage nationwide. that's because the u.s. constitution guarantees equal treatment under the law therefore blocking same-sex marriages. they will decide on a case involving the affordable care act also known as obamacare. when taylor swift talks, apparently apple listens. apple is bowing to the pop singer's concerns on streaming service. they are changing policy and will pay royalties during the free three-month trial. she pulled her album from the service and criticized the company in an open letter to

her fans. google searches will no longer include revenge porn websites. the mountain view company's goal is to protect victims whose photos and i'm edge ins are used against them to harass or embarrass them. google's philosophy is that searches should reflect the entire worldwide web but they believe the sites are damaging and only seek to degrade the victim. it took more than a year to re-do half of the park with one of the best views of san francisco. dolores park reopened in time for father's day. the city spent $8 million on new grass more restrooms and more trashcans to cut down on the park's litter problem. >> it is worth the wait. >> they have definitely done something with flowers and cleaned it up a lot. i remember coming here when i was little and there were polluted areas like trash. there was junk everywhere. >> the upper end of the park is now closed down and will go through a similar renovation. that is expected to be done by

early next year. beautiful day to be at the park. let's send it over to drow and check the forecast. what is next? >> it is a gorgeous day. perfect timing for the park to be open. and it will be a quiet night. live doppler heavy hd with a -- 7hd. 84 the high in lake port and 80 throughy in antioch and 81 in concord. 73 in san jose. san francisco is up to 62. these numbers are some 5 to 10 degrees below where we should be for this time of year. out there right now the upper 50s to the lower 60s. 55 in fremont. the same if san francisco. 57 in oakland and 54 napa and los gatos with a temperature of 58 degrees. satellites are showing a gorgeous days. plenty of sunshine but the cooler temperatures. the reason why is a cold front approaching from the west will scoot by to the north. tomorrow once again we will be comfortably cool as we head back to work of the future

future weather has you covered as you go about your morning. low clouds by 7:00. you notice tomorrow morning a little fog around the immediate bay. by the afternoon a typical summertime pattern. coastal clouds and the sunshine is breaking out across much of the region. highs for your monday along the coast will be cool. a high of 60 and half moon bay, downtown san francisco up to 64. a lot of sunshine in the east bay. oakland up to 68. warm in walnut creek at 82. not hot in antioch with a high of 86 degrees. looking at the next seven days in antioch tomorrow will be your coolest day over the next week. we start off at 86 and then the temperatures slowly climb by thursday and even into friday. the heat is building into the south and it moves in. we are talking triple digit heat to round out the workweek. a similar pattern in the north bay. santa rosa will be warm by thursday and friday. temperatures are flirting around the 90-degree mark to round out the workweek. a warm and -- a warm end over the next five days.

we will see cloud cover along the coast otherwise temperatures in the upper 40s to the mid50s around the bay. then highs for the monday starting in the south bay. lots of sunshine and 78 the high in san jose and 75 mill pea dis. 76 the high in sunny sale. sunnyvale. 72 redwood city. 74 the high for mountain view. downtown san francisco clouds with sunshine. 64 degrees. into the north bay, 81 santa rosa and 79 sonoma and 80 in napa and 76 in vallejo. 70 san leandro and 68 oakland and 68 richmond and inland we are in the 80s. 81 pleasanton and 80 brentwood. antioch at 86. here is yorl accu-weather forecast. mainly sunny tomorrow. we are turning a touch warmer on tuesday. by wednesday it is morning fog to afternoon sunshine and then we turn sunny and hot on thur. by friday we call it a summer

sizzle. the triple digits are coming in. by saturday it is a cooler breeze relatively speaking and by sunday wreer partly cloudy and temperatures are more seasonal. by thursday and friday you will certainly feel the heat out there. >> it sounds fun. oh a summer sizzle. no. thanks, drew. a major drawback of public transportation. what researchers say is when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires up free wi-fi, with a network that's now up to 5 times faster than before you know what he can do? let's see if he's ready. he can swim with the sharks! book your next stay at lq.com!

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drivers and riders. if anyone breaks the rules they could lose access to uber. the company made the decision after reassessing the existing policies and reviewing customer feedback. pixar soared to a new record this weekend with the latest film. "inside out" earned $91 million. it was the largest opening ever for a nonsequel. it was not enough to top dinosaurs. "jurassic world" earned $102 million, the second most for a movie's second weekend. pixar is owned by our parent company, disney. rick quan is in with sports and it is a big night for golf. it was a nail biter. >> no hollywood ending for dustin johnson. it went quickly from oh yes to oh no. he is celebrating his first father's day with his first major title.

the u.s. open at chambers bay had its share of critics, but it did provide one of the most stunning finishes in history. he got off to a strong start. he was up by two shots at the turn. jason day played his heart out yesterday while battling vertigo and makes this birdie but eventually ran out of gas. he finished even par. after carting three bogeys on the front line he rallied on the back 9 with six birdies including this amazing effort on 14 with a 67 today the south african tied for second. johnson would falter with three bogies on four holes. he dropped three back and seemed out of it. the masters champ appeared to be in control after it put him under. with a birdie on 18 he went to the clubhouse here at four

under par. spieth would run into trouble on 17 and settling for a double bogey. that dropped him into a tie for the lead. johnson in search of his first major title joined the duo with this birdie on 17. the usga was going to alternate 18 between a par 5 and 4 but after spieth's complaint they kept it to a par 5. he settled for birdie and was in at five under. johnson got in the green on two and had this eagle putt and misses. johnson could still force a playoff, but three putts a hole. so 21-year-old jordan spieth wins the u.s. open. he is the 6th player to capture this tournament and the masters in the same year. he is also the youngest u.s. open champ since bobbie jones in 1923. >> it is amazing. it is incredible. it is really incredible to win a major championship. you only get a few moments in your lifelike this. i recognize that.

to have two in one year that's hard to wrap my head around. >> i am most proud of my family, so i did get to hold on to my trophy at the end of the day which was my son. >> the dodgers avoided a sweep by getting tim lincecum early and off. puig with the two-run single. timmy left after an inning and a third, the shortest start in his career. petit did not do any better giving up four home runs. 10-2 the final. the giants are still just a game and a half out of first. a's and answer gels. a expes a -- a's and angels. the single off the wall. the a's got a scare in the 9th with the lead down to one. the angels had a man on and he takes him to left and oakland hangs on 3-2. and later in the show you will

hear from the a's on why this father's day win was so special and highlights from the women's world cup. katie? >> thank you, rick. new fallout tonight from california's drought. what boat owners are forced to do this weekend. and a different kind of shortage. the food that could start costing more if you can find it at all. stay with us. we will be right back.

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demonstrators marched around lake merritt in hopes of breaking what organizers call white silence. they want white people to stand up and denounce last week's deadly shooting in a black church in south carolina. in san francisco hundreds paid tribute to six students killed in a balcony collapse in berkeley. members of northern california's irish community and government officials from ireland were in the crowd. five of the victims were irish students. in san jose investigators want to know what caused a fire that gutted a home on viaen saw knee it is a on 680. no one was hurt. the u.s. conference of mayors in san francisco is ending with a bang. a private party featured fireworks along the embarcadero. it wraps up tomorrow morning at the hilton union square. we have breaking news tonight. the body of a former white house chef the man missing more than a week has been found. our sister station in albuquerque, new mexico

reports search teams recovered the body off a trail near the mournen its. he went hiking in the area on june 13th and never returned home. the oakland-born man served under bill clinton and george w. bush. a debate has reached new heights over the confederate flag still flying on the grounds of south carolina's state capitol. there are numerous calls for the governor to take down the flag in the wake of the deadly charleston shooting. here is abc7 news reporter devon dwyer. >> tonight it is flying high at the state capitol as calls to take it down grow louder. the symbol shown by the racist shooter dylann roof. >> you can't separate the hatred associated with it. >> it is to the 2016 cam paper trail. jeb bush saying he moved florida's confederate flag to

a museum and even mitt romney weighing in saying remove it now to honor charleston's victims. president obama said good point, mitt. the only 2016 candidate from south carolina, lyndsay graham, not taking a stance. >> i will welcome any debate that will help my state. >> rick santorum weighed in. >> it is a decision that needs to be made in south carolina. >> a state where pressure from outsiders is unwelcome. >> whether it is positive or negative, it is part of our history. >> backed by south carolina voters and many now wondering if tragedy will change minds. devon dwyer, ab abc news washington. police spent another day searching southwestern new york state after a possible sighting of two escaped murderers. the search shifted to an area near new york's border with pennsylvania yesterday. the convicted killers escaped two weeks ago from a prison near the canadian border 350 miles from the current search area. a prison worker faces charges

of aiding their escape. police in new orleans believe this man shot and killed one of their officers. officers arrested travis after a 24-hour manhunt. he had to be treated for dehydration. he shot a veteran officer who was driving him to jail yesterday. he was arrested on an assault charge before the shooting. california's drought has forced boat owners to pull their crafts out of a northern california lake. folsom lake is dropping nearly a foot a day and that is making things tough for boaters who rent slips at the lake. >> jason rutherford is getting ready to enjoy the day on the water with his family but for the last time this summer. >> go out and come in and wrap it up for the season. >> and they were just getting started. they got to use their slip for just one week before they had to take their boat back home. >> we are two minutes from the lake. it is great to come out.

it is a bummer, but we have a water issue and there is -- what are you going to do? >> even when they can't use their slip, they will continue to bring their boat to folsom lake but it won't be as convenient. >> it is easier to use when it is in the slip. it is a shame when you have to take it out early. jay they are not worried right now, but when the water level goes down to 400 feet, a five mile per hour limit goes in place. no more wake boarding or tubing. >> once the water does get down low there are too many hazards to want to risk your boat. >> and that will make for a quiet folsom lake early in the year. >> that was bianca reporting ?ie. folsom lake hit a record low in january. people in east porterville southeast of fresno are blaming the drought for making them sick. there is no running water there so people rely on wells. the wells have been drying out and the dusty air is making people sick. the fresno bee reports doctors have seen a spike in respiratory illnesses including chronic bronchi sis,

allergies and asthma. it is not just water running low, restaurants across the u.s. are struggling to deal with higher egg prices and an inability to get enough eggs. it is a shore at the time brought about by a bird flu virus that wiped out millions of chickens. some are looking at passing the cost along to others while others have taken egg heavy dishes off the menu. a big celebration created a lot of smiles in the east bay today. abc7 news was in berkeley for the june teenth celebration. it has music art, historical exhibits food fun for kids. everybody has something that keeps them coming back year after year. >> the music. i love the music and i love the people. it is great. >> it marks the end of slavery in america. just ahead basketball season may be over, but it is never over for a group of

collectors. >> basketball shoes can be worth big bucks. i'm michael finney. i will take you in the world of sneaker heads. that's coming up on 7 on your side. >> we are tracking a comfortably cool start to the week tomorrow before mother nature really cranks up the heat and brings back the triple digits. we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet available, xfinity is perfect for people

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some people are willing to spend big bucks to buy athletic gear even without ever wearing it. it often starts with the shoes. 7 on your side's michael finney takes us inside the world of sneaker heads. >> these are the athletic shoes sneaker head that he has bought in one year's time. the oakland man has compiled quite a collection. >> it is a hobby and i am obsessed with my shoes. >> ask nicholas and he will identify each and every shoe by name. >> covia viper 2. >> there is one line that he is missing. >> and that is under armor named for the mvp. it is the curry one mvp. lebron yams -- lebron james unveiled his new shoes. under armor is now in the game thanks to steph.

>> they are competing with nike. >> he is a sneaker head himself and runs connect consignment. the daly city store is one of a handful in the bay area that buys and sells rare athletic shoes on consignment. >> i haven't put them on yet, but they feel great. >> it takes patience and a lot of advanced leg, would. he monitors nike under armor and footlocker to name a three. and he follows each company on social media where he will find instructions on how to get the shoes. nicholas sniffs his shoe like a con gnaw sore may sniff wine before siping. being a sneaker head is big business. this shoe is a rep replica one that michael fox wore in back to the future. it sold for less than 2,000

when it came out in 2011. and today it sells for $6,000 at connect consignment. nicholas' favorite site is kickcify. if they don't have it, you can add your shoe to the wish list. >> if somebody comes in with the shoe we call them. >> he warns anyone buying on-line to be aware of fakes. dennis says fakes often use materials of lesser quality. the color schemes are often slightly off. this yellowing, you should see it on the legit pair. >> do your research and being a necker said can be enjoyable and profitable. >> i feel content looking at it. >> you may find it useful on our website at abc7news.com.

i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> the warriors' toward will be a guest on gym mooy kim meal live. he tweeted out the announcement yesterday. you can see him tomorrow right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> let's get a final check of the forecast to drew who is not a sneaker head. he is more of a sock head. >> is there such a thing? >> you are the first. >> have i polka dots. live doppler 7hd is painting a i can p tour over the lower 48. there are storms that will pop up around chicago and minneapolis and there could be tornadoes and damaging winds. elsewhere ahead of the system we are in the upper 80s to low 90s. 94 in the nation's capitol and 88 new york and 93 in dallas. the western half of the united states is quiet. lots of sunshine and warm temperatures.

up to 92 for salt lake city. closer to home in california, sunshine from northern to southern california. hot in palm springs 112. 80 l.a. 92 chico. monterey at 63 degrees. as we zoom into the bay area tomorrow coastal clouds. otherwise it is a comfortably cool day. 64 for san francisco. 80 in napa. 86 in antioch. san jose checking in with a high of 78 degrees. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. it is mainly sunny for monday. we are turning warmer for tuesday. by thursday it is plain old hot with the summer sizzle continuing into friday and then we will track the cooler temperatures by saturday and into sunday. hot weather on thursday and friday. >> very good. sock head. tweet a picture. >> i can't lift my leg. >> a little dramatic. stick with twitter. now over to rick quan with

more sports. >> you are scaring me. i thought you would come up with a name for me. >> i'm working on it. a dramatic finish at the u.s. open as 21-year-old jordan spieth wins his second major in a row. and the giants' pitcher tim lincecum makes his shorter start ever as the dodgers' offense finally wakes up. >> when it happens where you live -- >> the nba champion golden state warriors. >> the abc7 news team covers your -- covers where you live. your story -- >> 7 on your side got them into the game. >> grateful forgetting me here. >> choose the news that matters where you live. choose the team that works for you. >> the dub nation is pumped.

it was a father's day dustin johnson will not forget, but not for the right reasons. as he had a chance to win his first u.s. open get away. jordan spieth gave him the lead with two holes to play, but it wouldn't last. he double bogeyed 17 and here dropping them into a tie at 4 under. johnson shares the top spot at this one. they would alternate 18 with a

par 5 and par 4, about you after spieth complained they kept it a par 5. good call. it put spieth on the green in two and settled for birdie and was in at 5 under. johnson got on the green at 2 and had this eagle putt for the win and misses. johnson could still force a playoff, but three putts a hole, so 21-year-old jordan spieth wins the u.s. open. he is the six player to capture this tournament and the masters in the same yewer and is the youngest u.s. open champ since 1923. >> i have tried to think about it since it ended and boy i feel for dustin i was able to have another hole to rebound. it is incredible. i didn't think it would be over and i would be holding a trophy. >> the giants won eight of 10 against the dodgers but

l.a.'s offense finally came to life. it was the shortest start in his career. lynn saw come gets -- lynn -- lincecum with this pitch. timmy would lose a game and his cool. the normally rely believe a petit wassing rocked for four home runs. 10-2 the final they are a game and a half out of first. they threw out the ceremonial first pitch. oakland took the lead in the third as he slaps a single down the line. he extends his hitting streak to 12 games. he pitched seven and a third shutout upings. shutout innings. what a grab. the a's scored two more in the 6th.

it is 3-0. but the bull pen turned it into a nailbiter. he gives up a two-run bomb and his league leading 21st of the season cuts the lead to one. and then he takes him high and deep to left, but it is caught in front of the wall. they breathe a huge sigh of relief. >> for me it was special because my dad threw out the first pitch and we were on a major league field for the first time together. i got to hold my son on the field. special day for me. a win helps and going into texas this is where we want to be. >> can that you do sent its -- canada sent its fans home happy. she drilled this shot.

next up for canada is either norway. the french get on the board and nice passing leads to this goal. they doubled their lead four minutes later. she finishes with the left foot. france wins 3-0 and will take on germany on friday. before today brazil was the only team not to allow a goal in the tournament. australia finally broke through. her shot is stopped but the aussies shock them. they will next play japan or the netherlands. coming off their first loss of the season they came back against the las vegas outlaws. san jose's defense came up big. the second pick of the game brings it back for the touchdown. 63-61 the final. the sabercats improve to

12-1. jordan spieth wins the u.s. open. the next is the british open on july 16th at st. anne drew's. we will see -- st. anne drew's. >> and a reward for our most loyal viewers hanging with us until the very end. we bring you drew's socks. lovely polka dots. lovely hand modeling. looks good, drew. it may be a thing now. don't be embarrassed. >> a jack of all trades. >> thanks for watching. abc7 news continues tomorrow mornin

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