>> it's sunday july 5. good morning. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick look at the forecast. here's lisa argen track live doppler hd. >> hi, chris. we have low clouds and fog and mist and drizzle as well. the marine layer well into the valleys. maybe 2,000 feet deep or 2500 feet deep. we will look at the possibility of showers and thunderstorms in the sierra nevada but overall the carolina afternoon highs you will notice. 63 in hayward, 61 fremont. and san jose, as well as los gatos. the plan today is for the high clouds and the mid-level clouds to eventually clear back to the

coast, about you that brings the 60s and 70s mainly around the bay. we will tell you how much it continues as we continue the cooling much of the work week. chris. >> we develop a a story out of vacaville, a wind-blown fire is caused evacuations is now 30% contained. fire broke out after 11:00 last night on the back side of keating park. residence of terrace, hidden cortes atherton and sell by courts were advised to leave. you hear the wind whistling as it fans the flames. last word it was 325 acres. so far the cause of the fire is not released. all evacuations should be lifted around 6:00 a.m.

you see the flames came up to this new subdivision road. flames were whipped by 15 miles per hour winds. it was a very busy night for firefighters in contra costa county. in fact firefighters had their hands full with brush fires burning between bay point and brentwood. this is where a grass fire came close to en a apartment complex at lone tree way. it may have been sparked by a fireworks show that ended moments later. illegal fireworks have displaced four people in san jose. officials say a neighbor's fireworks landed in the backyard of a home just before 10:00 last night. it quickly started a two-alarm fire that spread to the fight. back of the home suffered moderate damage. the flames were put out in about 25 minutes. oakland firefighters respond

today another illegal fireworks fire on sky lynn boulevard. it was just before 10:00 when a vegetation fire broke out about 200 feet off the road. fire officials say bystanders confirmed the accidental blaze was started by fireworks. it grew to about a quarter acre but was very difficult to get to because of steep terrain and tall vegetation. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana said the illegal fireworks in the bay area began early and often. >> before the sunset official fireworks displace wind off. this is cell phone video of illegal fireworks in oakland. police across the area have been especially concerned. >> we urge people, especially during the tough times with the drought and the dry conditions that fireworks can be very damaging. >> this is why they are concerned. crews spent hours battling a brush fire in the oakland hills. justin noticed the showing before his afternoon run. >> a bunch. hikers told me to stop and turn

around. they said there was big fire that just happened, and they just witnessed fireworks going off and the fire starting around that and they were actively starting the fire department. >> and he also heard something. >> it's fourth of july they might have been having to have fun but that's the wrong place to have fun. >> investigators found a firework on the hill and they determined eats what started the brush fire that consumed about three acre. no homes were damaged but it was still a scary afternoon this brought back memories of the deadly fire here in 1991. >> all ofnous the neighborhood remember the oakland firestorm. and all of us know that it's a drought and we are all very worried about one little firework setting a fire right up over the top of this hill right into our homes. >> the almeda county sheriff's office said they devoted four deputies in patrol for illegal fireworks in hopes of keeping the holiday a save one. abc7 news. >> take a look at the show of mostly illegal fireworks in the east bay. this video was reported last night from our emeryville camera

t shows a nonstop display of professional grade pyrotechnics lighting up the oakland skyline. >> now to the legal ones and one. biggest and brightest shows in the bay area. a huge crowd gathered along the waterfront to watch last night. they could hear them burks could they see them? leslie brinkley has more. >> from pier 39 to the marina green, four barges in the bay launched 10,000 fireworks from tubes controlled by computers. patriotic precision half obscured by the fog. a lot of people gave up and left after only five minutes. >> you can't really enjoy the show and it is not worth staying for. >> but just coming here cost a lot. >> it was $50 to park. and earlier in the evening sparklers on their heads, flags on their back the crowds around on to ledges and grassy spots to stake out a place to watch the

fireworks. >> a good energy environment, the music, and just everything about pier 39 is really cool. >> got to love the city and america! >> just enjoying the time. fourth of july, even though the fog is all messing us up, but that's how san francisco is. >> are you cold? >> yes. >> how cold? >> very cold. >> and i just moved to california and this is freezing! i'm not used to this. it doesn't feel like july, it feels like december. >> but in the end it was the fog that dampened spirits. >> a lot of snap crackle and pop but not a lot to see on this very san francisco fourth of july. leslie brinkley abc7 news. >> i'll tell you what place that wasn't cold san jose. san jose topped off their july 4th celebration was a show at discovery meadow last night. you see here the show was

revived last year after a decade of budget cutting and the recession. but employee pay cuts and staff shortages made it d to spend money on the spectacle. so members of the local rotary club funded the show this year as well as last year. ♪ ♪ >> oh yeah! abc7 news was in downtown redwood city for one of the largest 4th of july celebration necessary the bay area. that's the stanford university band getting in the action, complete with everything else. it featured a concert and fireworks show last night. in alameda people were out early yesterday morning to get good seats for one of the largest fourth of july parades in the country. around 170 floats and 2500 people took part in the celebration. the city builds the 3-mile parade route as the longest in the u.s. and typically draws more than 2,000 spectators from around the bay area. we want to see how you are celebrating the holiday season. send us your pictures and video

using the hashtag abc7 now and we may owe it on error online. >> authorities are out looking for a teenage boy who fell off an inner tube and into the water. investigators tell us the boy was getting towed behind a watercraft before he went in. divers spent the afternoon looking for him and into the evening but he wasn't wearing a life jacket. >> even strong swimmers should wear life jackets especially being towed. >> the water is 200 to 250 feet deep in the area where he fell. at least $300,000 in donation less go toward a santa clara family bury their mother. sonya died last week after falling into a river in sacramento. the body builder was celebrating her new u.s. citizenship last sunday at the rage on the river event when she somehow fell into the water.

firefighters rescued her but she died on wednesday. she leaves behind two adult children. if you want to help with the barrel expenses, go to our website abc7news.com. abc7 news has obtained new video showing the arrest of a man killing -- a man who killed a woman last week. he admitted to shooting katie steinlely and it was accidental. he said he wanted to shoot at sea lions and his gun accidentally discharged. steinle lived in san francisco but was a native of pleasanton. this video shows the moment he was taken into custody by police about an hour after the shooting last wednesday evening. it was finished along the embarcadero near pier40 by a bystander. we have a link to this on our website abc7news.com.

contra costa county fire departments not only protect our homes but the things inside as well. last night they extended a helping hand to bear, he had terrified but was eventually brought down into the arms of a firefighter. 5:10 is the time. how is the weather shaping up today, lisa? >> we are on our way to a gradual cooling trend throughout the week. but it was pretty foggy or cloudy, depending on where you are. exploratorium camera, 59 and breeze in san francisco. still 60s with clouds all the way into san ramon and livermore. we will talk about numbers slowly coming down throughout the week, but how low will they go? the answers next. >> and a crash landing on a southern california beach startles beach goers. why officials say the single engine plane went down. plus, one win away from redemption. you will hear from the u.s. women's soccer team as they prepare for the world cup

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>> it's the ultimate grudge match four years in the making. the u.s. women's soccer team takes on japan in the finals of the world cups. after losing on penalty kicks in 2011 the americans are out for revenge. we have a preview. >> team usa versus japan. the world cup title on the line. it's an epic rematch. four years ago the americans lost the championship game to japan in a heartbreaker, coming up short in a penalty kick shootout. and they have not forgotten. >> it's always there, and that's what happens in heartbreak. heartbreak never goes away. but now we have an opportunity. >> an opportunity for the u.s. to win its first women's world

cup since 1999. >> what's it like playing in this big of a game against this big of a rival? >> it's amazing. it's what we live for. >> team usa is peak tech right time. five straight shutouts from an outstanding defense. and the offense has caught fire dominating top-ranked germany in the semifinals to come away with the 2-1 victory. >> i think we have good momentum and good confidence within our group. >> the u.s. is facing a really tough japanese defense that's worn down their opponents. japan has often controlled the tempo in games something the u.s. wants to avoid. >> they are really unique. nobody else plays like them. >> u.s. fans have been desperate for another world cup title. stung win in 1999 feels like a lifetime ago. and now with a whole new generation of american soccer fans cheering them on, this squad has a chance to make history of its own.

karen traverse, abc news, washington. taking you now to san diego county, where no one was seriously injured when a small plane crashed on a crowded beach in carlsbad yesterday. single-engine aircraft was towing an ad banner when it lost power. people on the beach got out of the way so it could land but the piper aircraft flipped over when it tried to top. a boy on the beach is treated for a cut on his head. he is expected to be okay. and the pilot was not hurt. state investigate horse will look into why a tree fell in mt. diablo state park in the east bay and injuring new campers, one seriously. >> park officials say a portion of this tree came crashing down at mt. diablo state park around 10:30. two men were injured. >> we thought what is that crackling, maybe fireworks

fourth of july? then it just started crashing and a loud boom. >> her family were in tents nearby. >> i was like really scared because i didn't know what happened. >> according to park officials a portion of the tree crashed into the campgrounds where two families were staying. one man had a minor back injury and was taken to the hospital as precautionary measure. another had more serious head injuries and was airlifted to the hospital. >> i've had some bad lump campingping myself but never that bad. >> experts will come from sacramento to get a closer look at the plea and investigate why a portion of it may have fallen. >> in the midst of it, families left their belongings behind mind, including children's toys. some left and said they were too upset to speak on camera. they said their friend was in the hospital but hopefully would recover and be released soon. besides the area taped off, the park is otherwise open. melanie woodrow abc7 news.

>> the most expensive zip code in the u.s. is no longer in the bay area. for the past two years, atherton's 94027 has topped the list, but it's not the highest-priced real estate in the country anymore. property sharks said the honor now goes to 11962 in sagafonic, new york. about two hours away from new york city the median sale price for a home runs $5.21 million. that's $75,000 more than atherton. ♪ ♪ >> some people call it america's music, so what better weekend to celebrate jazz than the fourth of july. yesterday abc7 news was on fillmore street in san francisco for the annual fillmore jazz festival. music played on several stages. free festival runs today from 10:00 in the morning to 6:00 tonight. a changing weather pattern brigadier temperatures to the

bay area in the week ahead lisa. >> the almeda county fair and the marina county fare and the jazz festival. today is more of a cooling trend bay area wide. that means we are taking the 90s out of the forecast. yesterday we did have one. the concord airport was at 91 and actually gilroy at 90, morgan hill 91, as well. a couple out there, and today we are looking at numbers about five degrees cooler. last check, the southwest wind was gusting to nearly 40 miles an hour by the delta. so certainly that cooler air getting transported over into the east bay and we will look for the highs to continue to slide each and every day. live look outside this morning. it looks pretty good out there. but, you know, right along the coast there is plenty of mist and drizzle out there. 61 in san jose. you don't have any of it in the santa clara valley or in the south bay. looking at 59 morgan hill. cooling for you today. about a mile visibility half

moon bay. 59 in san francisco. 61 in oakland. here's a view from mt. tam. the sun coming up at about 5: 5:5:53. yesterday numbers were once again topping out around 90. it will be probably next weekend when we warm up again. 57 santa rosa, 59 napa. between now and then we could see the subtropical moisture meed our way. this is the only clear spot for now. this is at the airport. looks pretty good. south of san francisco and also partly cloudy skies further south around san jose. mist and drizzle near the coast. everyone else except here experiencing more clouds. and the cooling trend. a gradual one each and every day. maybe some subtropical moisture by wednesday thursday. then finally will get into a warmer pattern. but the reason being interesting enough, there is an area of low pressure west of san francisco. kind of to the south and west. you can see it down there. and this is just going to sit

here day after day after day. it's not going to be until maybe wednesday, thursday that we could see some subtropical moisture and it finally moves on out of here. each and every day it allows for a taller marine layer slower clearing and slightly on shore push that gives us the afternoon drizzle. 80 santa clara today. notice some of the fog and low clouds along the coast. 74 mattio, san francisco notice more cloud cover still in the 60s for you though. but it's going to be kind kind of a cool day in the city. 78 in petaluma, 80 sonoma. east bay you have the clouds and area shall afternoon sun. we will call it partly sunny. you head inland here's where the numbers will feel cooler, 84 livermore, 82 san ramon. with the numbers out toward brentwood and antioch maybe a

90. the temperatures will continue to drop and level off tuesday into the middle of the week and maybe some subtropical moisture. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it's free on apple's app store or google play, there's more information on abc7news.com/apps. a little below average the next few days. >> it will be nice to get a break. lisa, thanks. next, an upset in the world of san jose eating. who is the new hot

>> 5:23 is the time. the botts are back. this revival of the abc hit show balla boss is more than cold steel. we get down to the nuts and bolts of what makes a good competitor. >> zooey, you are breaking boundaries with your bot building. you are proving that building bots is not just for guys? >> i hope so. i was glad to see i was only the only female at the event. it's a mail dominated sports. i got to thinking, know what? it can't hurt to try. little girls out, there you can do it. keep taking science and math classes and work hard. >> zooey's terrifying battle got chomp took three months to build for $20,000. you can catch the carnage in the

new series premier tonight on abc7 news. >> google may have a new version of google glass in the works. last week the fcc approved a device called gg1. it takes it one step further pointing out it doesn't have a category. also the file documents mention swiping gestures and comes with a rechargeable battery. the wall street journal article suggests the new version of google glass could be out very soon. for the first time in a few years, joey chestnut took more than that he chew. >> the new champion is matt stoney. >> yesterday joey chestnut lost to matt stoney. both men are from san jose. >> gives me a reason to

definitely come back next year. i've been looking for a competition for a long time and now i have it. he's made me among describe. >> joey is an amazing competitor. he brings 100% to the fourth of july and he's a ledgeet end in the sport. to beat him this year, i trained hard. can't say i'm confident but i came prepared. >> the next closest competitor to matt and joey rate 34 hot dogs in 10 minutes time. on the women's side. the las vegas woman ate 38 hot dogs and funs in 10 minutes to claim the title. the hot dog eating contest wasn't the only competition on the fourth of july. these pie-eating competitors chomped their way into the limelight in key west, florida. key lime pie was the entree of choice during the pie eating contest. steve carr took the win after he

devoured a pie in 1 minute and 18 seconds. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. stepped up security throughout the country this weekend. the terror threat that kept law enforcement on high alert. also, the battle over same-sex marriage may not be over just yet. the question do churches now have a constitutional obligation to conduct gay weddings? more on that when we return.

>> great to have you with us i'm chris nguyen. here's lisa argen with a look at the weather. >> hi, chris. it's interesting in terms of a fog picture this morning. it's compressed at the coast and that's what we are looking at. not only poor visibility but mist and drizzle. and elsewhere it really seems like a clear and actually brighter morning in spots.

depends on where you are. but by the afternoon we will look for cooler readings. 63 in mountain view, 69 morgan hill. half moon bay a mile visibility at 57. lots of mist and drizzle at the coast. outside our studios here it looks nice with numbers in the upper 50s for the afternoon. temperatures not changing too much from the coast around the bay low 60s to upper 60s. oakland 70 71. low 80s into san jose. you head inland and it will be more in the way of 80s today. cooling there, more cooling throughout the week ahead. chris. >> lisa, thank you. across america stepped up security in vigilance by law enforcement this holiday weekend. increased fears about terrorism have officials nationwide working overtime to make sure it's safe. abc7 news reporter chuck sievertson has the story from new york. >> from sea to shining sea. standing for uncle sam. lesson for the independence day, vigilance is the price of freedom. >> the threat high is very high

not this high since 911. >> law enforcement out in force. police lined the streets in washington as hundreds of thousands of tourists descended on dc. authorities say there was no specific threat but remained worried about lone wolves with ties to isis. >> eyes of the country and eyes of the world on this city. counting on you to keep it safe. >> new york deployed an extra 7,000 officers this weekend working on the ground, in the air and in the water. this flotilla of ships glided gracefully into new york harbor. so far the weather has proven to be the biggest grinch. thunderstorms forcing eat evacuation of the foo fighters concert. and historically july produces the most lightning casualtyies in america. the traditional fireworks spectacular blazed across the

sky. chuck sievertson, abc news, new york. >> this morning building inspectors in north carolina are examining a deck that collapsed at a beach house injuring 25 people and sending 14 to the hospital. it was an accident that echoed the recent tragedy in berkeley. officials say a family who was renting the beachfront house posed on the deck for a picture. a 12 by 12 section of the deck gave way falling 10 feet to the ground. two of the injured are in critical condition. happening now, millions of greeks are voting this morning on a referendum that could have far-reaching consequence force economies around the world. huge rallies were held yesterday for both sides of the referendum. voters are being asked to choose yes or no to accepting more austerity depends from creditors. a no vote could mark an exit from the 19-nation eurozone.

five republican candidates all campaigned at july fourth parades in new hampshire yesterday. front-running democrat hillary clinton drew big crowds there as well. she told them she wants to be the small business president. her challenger, bernie sanders, campaigned yesterday in iowa. and take a look at this picture taken by a news reporter covering the clinton campaign. you can see reporters were kept away from the candidates, back behind a vote. and rick perry will take a break from campaigning and join george stephanopoulos for an interview? morning. he will speak to why people will vote for him and comment on the recent decisions on obamacare and same-sex marriage. it airs this morning right here on abc7. the battle over same-sex marriage may not be over,

despite of the ruling. constitutional scholars say it's legal to refuse same-sex marriage but there could be other things to force them that are against their beliefs. we have more from san jose. >> as much as the san jose decision changed the world for same sex cup he is, it hasn't changed the beliefs of conservative christians who refuse to marry them. >> this isn't a case of dislike or hatred or bigotry, it's a case of personal convictions, according to the scriptures and my leaf and sovereign to me. >> the unknown is weather forcing churches to marry same-sex couples could be the next hurdle. there was a church 35 years ago that stripped a university of their tax-exempt status because of refusing to racial rulings.

could it be the same for same-sex marriage? >> i never got into this because of tax exemption or giving people a write-off. if the deposit goes down that road then we will find out who the real christians are. constitutional law profession says individual state laws prevail. >> depending on whether in those states you can find some sort of exemption for that type of discriminatory behavior, it very well might be protected. but there are other faiths in which general laws against discrimination would apply. >> implementing marriage equality may have its challenges n san jose david louie, abc7 news. >> still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, the science of baseball. an inspirational day for kids at the ballpark where some old pros made a pitch for education. first a live look from the mt. tam camera. a beautiful shot as the sun gets

ready to rise on this sunday morning. we have the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes.

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>> right now the time is 5:38 on your sunday morning. a look at the san francisco from our kgo roof camera. the current temperature is 60 degrees. we will get a full check of the forecast with lisa in a little bit. happening today, the

christening of england's princess charlotte. exciting is building at the church northeast of london. she'll be chrissened at 8:30 a.m. our time. hundreds of people hope to catch a glimpse of the family arriving there early today >> and ecuador's left wing visitor called the visit by the pope an honor. the pope will address more than 1 million people in a mass. he will then visit bolivia and paraguay before returning to the vatican. it's his second trip to the region since he became pontiff in 2013. he's expected to make a historic visit to washington d.c. and new york in september. back here, weather-wise, it will be a little cool today? >> yeah, in spots. otherwise we will go the stratus or the status quo because we have a persistent marine layer in spots. right now in oakland it's 60 degrees, as well. we are looking at temperatures

fairly similar to yesterday in and around the 70-degree mark. but there's a gradual cooling trend on the way for the week ahead. we will talk about that and have your forecast when we return. >> and the a's achieved something-not done against the mariners in seven years. rick quan has the details coming up in

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>> welcome back. how high will the temperatures get in the east bay? we will check with lisa in little bit. sports and science intersected at the oakland coliseum for some

lucky kids last week. some of the baseball best taught them the tricks of the game and a little bit about the science behind it. >> when tony la russa led the oakland a's to a world championship, these kids weren't born yet. >> do you know who i am? >> yes -- well, not really. >> final clue, cy young award winner. >> a who's who of lay players and managers to teach them how the pros do it. >> now turn like this. >> the kids are from the little league and the police activities league. >> a lot of these kids have probably never been to an a's game, let alone a chance to do it on the field. >> a lot of times young people just don't have opportunities, and this is an opportunity to mix sports and learning. >> learning things like patience. >> i take 300 swings a day off this thing for 20 years, all right? that's how i won two patting titles. >> and yes, geometry.

>> what is it? >> the bases. >> no, a triangle. >> he said that's how you catch a ground ball. get to go learn from some of baseball's greatest is a pretty good reason for these kids to pay attention. and while they are transfixed, the grownups are hoping a lot of this game happens up here. learning how your brain finds the strike zone and your body weight makes the catch. it's why the sponsors at chevron put on the event. >> not only helps them become better athletes, but maybe better employees in the future for us. >> he has a engineering degree. >> math and science is something you use on a daily basis no matter what field of work you decide to go into. >> and getting to meet him. >> we got to get autographs too. >> a day these kids will never forget. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> and that looks like a lot of fun for the kids out there, lisa. >> yeah, very true. you know what? today is going to be another

pretty nice day around the bay with some subtle cooling around the bay, but more significant cooling inland. that's in our inland east bay out by the delta. yesterday we had a few 90s. in and this morning. low clouds and fog banked up along the short line r we have been there's mist and drizzle and reduced visibility. we will get to that but i also want to show you this area of cloud cover. it is drifting to the southwest of san francisco. it's going to be here, trying to drift northward all week long. we will play an important element in our forecast day-to-day. and we also have some showers and thunderstorms up by i-5 in mount shasta this morning. here's a look at partly cloudy conditions from emeryville where numbers range from 57 half moon bay to the low 60s oakland and san jose. it's been pretty nice in the south bay. really no changes there today. and we will look for more sun in the north bay but a little breezier and the mist and drizzle closer to the coast. mt. tam this morning, 57 santa

rosa, 59 in napa. 60 by the delta. winds have been anywhere from 35 to 40 miles an hour this morning. that's why you are going see the cooling, feel the cooling from our inland east bay today. so yesterday it was pretty pleasant, but it was on the warm side. and today a little less of that. so here's a clear look at sfo. mist and drizzle by the coast. otherwise partly cloudy this morning. and each and every day we will bring in some cooling and by the middle to latter part of the work week perhaps moisture headed our way from that low. and some moisture from the sub tropics. warmer weather but not until next weekend. so if you want it cooler, here is the culprit. this is why we will be seeing low clouds and fog each and every day. really no changes. so if you haven't seen the sun in san francisco, and we know you haven't seen it at the coast, really we aren't going to see any more of it in the week ahead. so as the low continues to drift, we will look for the

temperatures to be comfortable around the bay and inland and the mid-afternoon sun. looking at numbers in the sierra nevada each and every day, a chance of showers and storms in the mountains. that's due to the drifting low. and the subtropical moisture. partly cloudy today in l.a. 74. 80 in tahoe. and for the week ahead, here's where the numbers will continue to slide. in the south bay numbers should be in the low 80s. today about 81. 79 tomorrow. then bottoming out midweek with mid-70s. pretty comfortable. but elsewhere you may be wanting to see the sun. not here today from the city through half moon bay. 74 san mateo partly sunny. 79 palo alto. 85 fairfield. that's a switch for you. and another a's game today with the mariners. upper 60s at 1:00 and the west wind about 17 miles an hour. the accuweather seven-day forecast. a few 90s by brentwood, otherwise more like the 80s

and that rings true tomorrow. temperatures cool midweek and the extra clouds on thursday, a little moisture, perhaps. and we've seen that the past couple of weeks. still clouds and cool at the post. 60s and 70s around the bay. there, you know, pretty typical. >> all right, lisa. thank you. turning to sports now. warriors center festus will clowe out the first pitch at the oakland coliseum at the games between the a's and mariners. here's rick quan with the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning. well, no the a whole lot of fireworks yesterday, but the a's did have enough to beat seattle ace felix hernandez in the oakland for the first time since 2008. about 19,000 fans spent their fourth of july at the coliseum. oakland got to king felix in the first with two on. zobrist delivers the base hit. make it 1-0 athletics.

oakland's kendall is more than a match. threw more than 7 shutout innings. he teamed up to rob seth smith of a base hit. and steven vogt gets his sect of the game. he would later score on a sacrifice fly. tyler pitched the ninth to get his is a 11th save. he gets smith to end the game. 2-0, the final. the a's 10 hits the most given up by hernandez this season. over in the nation's capital. this fan was making a patotic fashion statement. and you know the father of our country, george washington sharks to come in first in the race against presidents. and michael taylor takes madison bum barnners first pitch deep to left for a home run. and four pitches later, bryce harper hitting .344, drails

two-run shot. last year's world series mvp suffered his sixth loss giving up 6 runs in 5 innings. and moore went 3 for 4, 4 rbi. and drives in this run with a double. the giants now dropped five straight. the us has a chance to win their first women's world cup in 16 years today when it takes on defending champ japan in the final. this contest is a rematch of the last world cup final in 2011. in that one japan shocked the americans by beating them in penalty kicks. the u.s. is favored and will be playing in front of a mostly pro american crowd in vancouver, but abby said they can't take anything for granted. >> i feel some confidence, and we don't overlook japan for one second because they are very, very organized and a good team. the best team will be left standing on sunday night and, of course we hope it's us. we know it will be a hard-fought

battle. >> third place was on the line yesterday as england took on germany. english lost to japan because of a late goal. they nearly made the same mistake in the 8th minute but stephanie was able to kick it away. stayed scoreless for 108 minutes. williams scores with the penalty kick. 1-0 was the final. england's third place finish in its best ever in the world cup. and that is sports for sunday morning. i'm rick quan. have a great day. >> 5:51 is our time. coming up, the big celebration tonight for san jose's oldest fencing club. we will be right back.

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the united states and 30 other countries. here's some video of last year's gold medal final. it may be a niche sport but there are 40 fencing clubs in the area. admission is free to this weekend's event and competition take place between 8:00 and 6:00. the final day for the championships is tomorrow. a busy night for bay area firefighters. the latest on a vacaville fire that forced evacuations of hundreds of residents. plus fog gets in the way of san francisco ace big fourth of july fireworks show.

>> it's sunday july 5th. good morning. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. here's lisa argen tracking live doppler 7hd. hi, chris. >> we have an interesting fog formation with mist and drizzle at the coast. some of the fog has drifted to the east but otherwise we have clear areas. so really running the gamut this morning but overall some cooling in our inland east bay thanks to this. isn't it beautiful from mt. tam? the marine layer over 2,000 feet deep here. you folks along the coast and marin county experiencing the wipers this morning with plenty of mist. otherwise it's a nice morning from mountain view 61. 60 in san jose. also some clearing there and at the airport it's beautiful, 59 morgan hill. here's the fog footprint. some areas allowing for some leftover cloud cover in the north bay but overall left heat

inland with low 80s for you. >> thank you. we begin with news out of vacaville. the fire broke out just after 11 last night on the back side of keating park. residence of some areas were is advised to leave to an evacuation center. you hear the wind whistling as it fans the flames. at last report the fire was as 320 acres. so far the cause of the fire has not been released. all voluntary evacuations have now been lifted.