>> live from the kgo teach broadcast center. this is abc7 news. >> good morning to you. it's sunday july 5th. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the forecast. here's lisa argen tracking live doppler hd. if morning lisa. >> good morning, chris. i'm watching the fog meander this morning. we are looking at the temperatures on the mild side inland but we have moisture along the coast. it's all cue to the area of low pressure offshore that will be drifting offshore all week long. here's santa cruz. check it out. from watson to santa cruz, we are wet. but inland we are sunny and mild. 62 napa. putting it all together today, temperatures coming down with numbers in the 80s in the inland valleys. breezy around the bay, 60s and

70s. once again the fog really right up to the shoreline. we will detail the week ahead, which features more cool weather coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. in developing news, firefighters are battling a 320-acre wildfire in vacaville that threatened several neighborhoods. a very scary scene that started just after 9:30 last night on the back side of keating park. winds gusting to more than 40 miles an hour fanned the flames. several streets were closed and residents in many areas were under a voluntary evacuation order. >> absolutely i'm nervous. we got my daughter out of here in a quick matter because she has asthma. smartest thing to do is get the children out of here. >> all roads are now open and all evacuations have been

lifted. fire is now 50% contained, but the cause is under investigation. in antioch residents pitched in it to help firefighters take care of a three-acre fire there u see where the flames came up right to the backyard walls of homes on james dolan road. it's one of the newest subdivisions. they used fire hoses and buckets to beat back the fire. flames were whipped by 15 miles per hour winds. it feels 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 an apartment complex at dallas ranch road and lone tree way. it may have been sparked by a remnants of a professional fireworks show that ended moments earlier. 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 fare that spread to the house. the back of the home suffered moderate damage. the flames were put out in about 25 minutes. oakland firefighters responded to another illegal fireworks fire on skyline 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 sun set, official fireworks displays went off. this is cell phone video of illegal fireworks in oakland. police across the bay 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 graham noticed the smoke before his afternoon run. >> a bunch of 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 calling the fire department. >> and he also heard something. >> it's fourth of july, they might have been trying to have fun, but that's the wrong place to have fun. >> investigators found a firework on the hill and they determined it's what started the brush fire that consumed about three acres. no homes were damaged but it was still a scary afternoon this brought back memories of the deadly fire here in 1991. >> all of us in 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 to patrol for illegal fireworks in hopes of keeping the holiday a save one.

sergio quintana abc7 news. >> take a look at the show of mostly illegal fireworks in the east bay. this video was recorded 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 of the biggest and brightest shows in the bay area. a huge crowd gathered along the waterfront to watch last night. they could hear them, but could they see them? leslie brinkley has the story. >> 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 warmed 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.

>> the city of san jose topped off its fourth of july celebration with a fireworks show as discovery meadow last night. the show was revived last year of after a decade of budget cutbacks. but employee paycuts 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. ♪ ♪ >> so much fun. abc7 news was in downtown redwood city for one of the largest 4th of july celebrations in the bay area. that's the stanford university band getting in the action complete with dancing tree. 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 billed the 3-mile parade route as the longest in the u.s. and typically draws more than 20,000 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 show it on air or online. >> contra costa county firefighters not only protect our homes but the things inside, as well. last night they end up extending a helping hand to bear a dog who had enough of the fireworks noise. he was terrified but eventually brought down in the arms of a firefighters. >> they absolutely hate it. it's over. and we are looking at the heat, which is over, as well. it started out pretty mild with 60s and 70s this morning. there's fog entering the picture here. low 60s in san francisco. feeling pretty good but the breeze is going to kick up and temperatures coming down not only today, for much of the week ahead. your forecast is coming up. lisa, thank you. also next, 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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>> good developing news, the chp is searching for the driver of a car they say was involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident in milpitas. last night the body of 29-year-old most cyclist from palo alto was found on

northbound 880 just south of 237. a motorist pulled the victim off the roadway. car allegedly involved in the collision is described as a newer black dodge charger or challenger with the wrap around taillights. this morning dive teams are back out at lake sonoma look for a teenage boy who fell off an inner tube and into the water. it happened around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. investigators tell us the boy was getting towed behind some type of personal watercraft when he fell in. divers spent the afternoon and evening searching for him. they say he was not wearing a life jacket. >> even strong swimmers should be wearing life jackets, especially being towed. >> the water is 200 to 250 feet deep in the area where he fell. at least $3000 in donations will 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 accused of killing a woman last week. they say 45-year-old francisco sanchez admitted to shooting kate stays steinle. 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 filmed along the embarcadero near pier 40 by a bystander. stienle's family has set up a website to raise money for a funeral. we have a link to this on our website abc7news.com.

>> the u.s. soccer team are out for revenge in the championship today. we have a preview of the world cup. >> team usa versus japan. 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. the 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 peaking at the 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's strong offense 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. soccer fans have been desperate for another world cup title. the stunning 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. >> now to san diego county where no one was seriously injured when a crowded beach and a plane crashed on the beach. people on the beach got out of the way so it could land, but the piper aircraft flipped over when it tried to stop.

a 12-year-old boy on the beach was treated for a cut to his head. he's expected to be okay. the pilot was not hurt. >> 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. the real estate site property sharks said the honor now goes to 11962 in sagafonic new york. in the hamptons, 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 way 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. the free festival runs today

from 10:00 in the morning to 6:00 tonight. 9:17 the time time, and weather-wise as people head out for the festival or festivities, maybe the game in oakland against the marin. what are people looking at? >> we are going to say partly to mostly cloudy in the city and brighter and milder in oakland. pretty nice weather. although if you are headed to the coast, you are like oh, because we've not only had mist and drizzle, it's been cool as an area of low pressure offshore is really bumping up against the coast >> how long for some of the moisture to be wrung out as it hits the higher hills. it's been a little drip by as a result. here's the area of low pressure. and thing about this it's not going anywhere day after day after day. it may disrupt our low cloud deck or enhance it and finale drifts inland come thursday. this was pretty wet about a half-hour ago. we will see sunshine in santa cruz and more 70s today.

cooler weather margeally cooler for san jose. it's 67 right now, feeling pretty good with the sun. and mild with the overcast on the coast. 21 san francisco and 65 in oakland. mt. tam, you will be feeling the effects of the taller marine layer today. 62 in napa. look at that livermore reading of 71 degrees. so with a little breeze kicking up throughout the afternoon temperatures will be in a more narrow range today. around average. here's sfo. no problems there. partly cloudy skies. mist and drizzle at the coast. more cooling for the week ahead. coolest days look to be wednesday and thursday. and then it looks like we will get into another pattern change come next weekend. here's the visible picture. you see fog in the north bay, the low fog deck into the east bay. but it is breaking up. it's due to the area of low pressure off the coast. sort of disrupting the stable

air mass with low clouds and fog. all in all we will are looking for this to influence us day-to-day. we is will have the afternoon thunderstorms in the sierra nevada and the morning mist and drizzle. temperatures should be pleasant but not as hot as it's been. today average high 83-84. it's been nice there. upper 70s tomorrow and mid-70s come wednesday and thursday. there's the cool down. which the time we get to this point we could even see some eye plated showers around the bay or a thunderstorm as it drifts into the east bay valley come thursday. 81 san jose. santa cruz in the 70s. mid-and upper 70s from san mateo to palo alto. the fog is moving in this san francisco. a cooler day look for 76. san rafael and 80s toward calistoga and napa. and low 70s hayward. castro valley a nice. 79 castro valley and 82

san ramon. 84 by livermore and brentwood has 90 but it's much cooler than yesterday. the accuweather seven-day forecast a little breezy at times and tomorrow more cooling, mist and drizzle. then look when happens the middle of the week. still looking at another four to five degrees of cooling in the bay and inland right through the middle of the week. the coast is gray and cloudy. typical weather there. unfortunately very limited sun in san francisco this week. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime. it's free on apple's a.m. store or google play and more information at abc7 news.com/apps. the system off the coast, it's not in the jet stream so it's doing its own thing. it's bringing surprises. >> i think you know me well enough to know i just don't like the 90s or triple digits. >> yes, yes. >> so i'll enjoy the 80s while we have them. >> it will be really nice. >> thank you. next, an upset in the sport of competitive eating. this resident who is the new hot

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for the first time in nine years, famous easting contestant joey chestnut bit off more than he could chew. >> the new champion is matt stonie. >> yesterday joey chestnut lost to matt stonie. both men are from san jose. >> both eight over 60 dogs. 62 and >> gives me a reason to 60. definitely come back next year. i've been looking for a competition for a long time and now i have it.hungry. >> joey is an amazing competitor. he brings 100% to the fourth of july and he's a legend in the sport. to beat him by a couple hot dogs this year, i trained hard. can't say i was confident but i came prepared. >> the next closest competitor to matt and joey ate 35 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. much more ahead on the sunday morning news. a deck collapse necessary north

carolina, injuring more than 20 people as they were getting ready to take a family photo. we will have the latest. plus the battle over same-sex marriage may not be over just yet. the question now, do churches have constitutional obligation to conduct gay weddings? more on that when we return.

>> thanks for joining us. we are starting with a look at the weather. hi, lies. >> good morning, chris. we have economist drizzle at the coast but the national weather service just issued a wind advisory out toward the delta. southwest winds blowing up to 43 miles an hour here. until 11:00 tonight it will be very breezy through the delta. transporting the cooler air into our east bay valleys. elsewhere not too bad. in fact, the temperatures have been pretty mild. look at this shot.

contrast that to the 43 miles per hour wind by the delta. it looks so tranquil in san francisco. but it will be a cooler day in the 60s and we will get a little breezy around the bay today. 67 in san jose. really nice there. as we go through the afternoon today, today will the warmest day. 80s inland. less heat than we've had. we will talk about the cool down, how dramatic it will be coming up. chris. >> thanks, lisa. new this morning firefighters responded to a two alarm structure fire. they were called out to a vacant house at 3:15 this morning. they found the back and the side of the house in flames there was also a lot of debris inside and outside the home and firefighters had to break through the roof to get to some of the flames. fire was quickly put out. the cause remains under investigation. >> developing news in north carroll. this morning inspectors are examining a deck that collapsed at a beach house, injuring more

than 20 people. >> 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 >> we heard the screams and my husband came running in and called 911. >> a family from virginia on vacation was preparing to take a group photo on the deck when it suddenly gave way beneath their feet. >> everything went down. i believe they had some with several broken bones all the way from that to scratches and cuts. >> two victims airlifted to the

hospital. and three others in critical condition this morning. authorities telling abc news there were so many injuries they need today call in neighboring departments to transport more than a dozen victims to the hospital. >> is this the worst-case scenario? >> it is when we have multiple victims like that. we use all the resource we have and then some. they are trained to work and mitigate the situation. >> i spoke with the fire chief and he tells me when the deck collapsed, the family fell more than 10 feet to the ground. abc news emerald i'll, north carolina. >> policy in greece are now closed after millions voted this morning on a referendum that could have far-reaching consequences for 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. tree voter opinion polls say the

"no" vote will win. >> presidential candidates aren't taking the weekend off, five republican candidates campaigned at july fourth parades in new hampshire yesterday. hillary clinton also drew big crowds. 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 tweeted out by an abc news reporter covering the clinton campaign. you can see reporters were kept away from the candidate behind a rope. >> former texas governor rick perry wants to be president. as you saw on "this week" he believes people want someone with executive experience and job creating acts. he said federal agencies and the president himself just don't get it. >> we got an apa that's -- en an epa that's job-killing.

the piece of executive order he put into place to force overtime that's a job killer. this president has been job killing regulations into place through his agencies and through executive orders. i know how to create jobs. >> last week president obama introduced a proposal that would require giving overtime to employees who work more than 40 hours a week. perry is lagging in the policy, and as of today would not qualify for the first debate. the battle over same-sex marriage may not be over, in spite of the supreme court's ruling. church leaders have drawn a line they will not perform such unions while constitutional scholars say it's not illegal for them to refuse, there could be other things to make them change their beliefs. >> as much as the supreme court decision change the the world for same-sex couples, the high court ruling hasn't change the the beliefs of conservative christians who will refuse to

mary 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 belief, and it's sovran to me. >> the course upheld the decision by the irs over 40 years ago to strip a religion universities of its tax exempt status because it barred them from enter racial relations. could the same happen to same-sex marriage? >> we use it use it or lose it. i never got into this because of tax exemption or giving people a where-off. >> the same legal challenge could embroil florists or indicatorrers who refuse to provide service toss same-sex couples. a constitutional law professors said 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 in 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 outside from our santa cruz camera. lisa argen will have the full bay area forecast in just a few minutes.

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>> this is abc7 news >> welcome back, everyone. we hope your sunday is off to a great start. taking a live look from our exploratorium camera. you can see some clouds over the city right now. we also saw some mist and drizzle in other parts earlier today. we get a look at the fool accuweather forecast with lisa argen coming up in a little bit. happening now the christening of england's princess charlotte. they appear the first time in public as a family of four. prince george is look pretty good in his red pants as he held his dad's hands n a tribute to his mother, he's actually having his daughter christened at the same church where princess diana was christened. this is the second time she's been seen in public. pope francis arrived in ecuador to kickoff his seven-day door of south america.

he calls it an honor. more than 1 million people are expected to take part had in that mass. pope francis will visit bolivia and paraguay before he returns to the vatican. >> it's the nicest in the south bay. 67 here. isn't it beautiful in san jose? and today temperatures maybe a degree or two cooler than yesterday. but really nice in the 80s. but the cooling trend will hit the south bay, as well. that will be forecasted for several days this week. i'll have that for you next. >> got to love the microclimate forecast. and also ahead, the a's achieve something they haven't done against the mariners in seven

years. rick quan has the details coming up i

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>> welcome back, everyone. a live look from our sfo camera. you can see no fog at the airport right now. check in with the airport though if you have a departing flight later today as conditions may change throughout the morning. sports and science intersected at the oakland's coliseum for some lucky kids from richmond last week. as jonathan bloom explains, some

of baseball's best taught them the tricks of the game and a little bit of 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. baddest dude to ever come out of louisiana! >> a who's who of former 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. >> step up. not bad! >> 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 batting titles. >> and, yes, geometry. >> what is it? >> the bases. >> no, a triangle.

that's right! >> ron washington said that's how you catch a ground ball. getting to 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. >> you create extra momentum, you can jump higher. >> it's why the sponsors at chevron puts on the event. >> not only helps them become better athletes, but maybe better employees in the future for us. even the a's pitcher kendall graham has an 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. in oakland jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> so for people out there searching for the sun in the city you probably won't find it, you probably have to go east or south. >> limited. limited sun in the city, but say

san ramon very nice. in the 80s today. low 80s. we will have a wide variety once again. in fact this morning mist and drizzle at the coast. the marine layer is still with us. it will be for the next several days. it will be persistent and it will provide for a stronger on shore push and gradual cool down day-to-day. it's aiding in our cooling and it's a system offshore. first we want to get to the wind advisory. if you are headed to fairfield, i-830 toward antioch it's very windy here. it may be a little bit hard for driving, and pretty dangerous at times until 11:00 tonight. a wind advisory and southwest winds could gust over 35 miles an hour. this is the other element that will be influencing our weather today, tomorrow and the next several days with an increased marine layer. and if not slower clearing, at least the cooler air transported into the inland valley. this picture has been changing

minute by minute. see the cloud deck. starting out with very mild numbers. in the 60s even at the coast. 68 mountain view. it's been sunny all morning there. san francisco in the low 60s. it's going to be a cooler day here. and marin county, mt. tam, you can see the deck of that marine layer. we will have the breezy winds around the bay. that is where you will feel cooler. and inland it's going to be warm, but certainly cooler than it was yesterday. 64 in novato, 65 by the delta with the gusty winds up to 40 miles an hour. 71 in livermore a look at emeryville this morning. it was clear and now we're looking at partly cloudy skies. so with the mist and drizzle at the coast that's where the temperatures will be cool. it's going to be gray all week long. and then gradual cooling right on through about thursday or friday. could see an isolated shower by that time, as the low brings up some subtropical moisture. then we will get into some warmer weather behind the system. so here's our visible picture.

there's the low cloud deck, the stratus and offshore you can see the other elevation of the clouds. they look whiter and they look brighter, and that is the low that is just sitting there day after day. wind gusts out of the south. the southerly winds will cool off parts of the north bay, by the delta. we talked about that. elsewhere we look for more 70s and 80s bay side and inland. not a bad forecast for most, but it certainly will be part of our weather each day as it drifts slowly to the north. so in the sierra nevada with the low we will see afternoon showers and thunderstorms isolated from lake tahoe all the way down to yosemite. sacramento cooling off into the upper 80s. looking at 74 in los angeles today. mild there, as well. highs around the bay then ranging from the low 60s and the clouds. once again half moon bay 76. 85 concord. a nice bay in san jose at 81. and if you are headed over into

oakland this afternoon more sunshine throughout the day with upper 60s. that west wind though, up to about 17 miles an hour. the accuweather seven-day forecast the 90 out toward brentwood and antioch. otherwise more mid-80s. tomorrow mist and drizzle in the morning and the numbers continue to slide. tuesday, wednesday thursday inland around the bay staying gray at you're coast. and san francisco kind of partly to mostly cloudy all week long. >> if only we could get some rain, that would be great. >> yeah. >> but on the flip side at least these temperatures aren't too hot. it's been kind of rough the past week with some of the 90s out there. >> and the el nino forecast looking stronger and stronger for a soggy perhaps winter. >> more changes to come. thank you. turning to sports now. warriors center festus will throw 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, not 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. including uncle sam. oakland got to king felix in the first with two on. ben zobrist delivers the base hit. that was throughout left side. billy burns races home from second. make it 1-0 athletics. oakland's kendall graveman is more than a match. threw more than 7 shutout innings. teamed up with ike davis to rob former athletic seth smiths of a base hit. in the seventh. steven vogt gets his second hits of the game. he would later score on a sacrifice fly. tyler clifford pitched the ninth to get his 15th 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 patriotic

fashion statement. and on the fourth you know the father of our country, george washington has to come in first in the race against presidents. the game began with a game as michael taylor takes madison bumgarner's first pitch deep to left for a home run. and four pitches later, bryce harper, hitting .344, two-run shot. last year's world series mvp suffered his sixth loss giving up 6 runs in 5 innings. washington's tyler moore provided fireworks, going 3 for 4 with 4 rbi. he drives in two with this double. the giants now dropped five straight. the u.s. 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 womback 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. the 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 at the line. it stayed scoreless until the 108th minute. germany is penalized for the pull-down. 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. >> our time right now is 9:52. still to come, the big celebration tonight for

san jose's oldest fencing club. we will be right

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6:00. it wraps up tomorrow evening. final weather check, lisa? >> a big variety this morning. from the mist and drizzle to mild and sunny inland. around the bay it will be 60s and 70s. kind of breezy. 74 san mateo, 79 palo alto. 85 concord. you will feel the cooling in the north bay and say around berkeley today. we will look for the cooling trend to continue with spotty morning drizzle right on through the week. maybe isolated thunderstorm out in the higher elevations by thursday. then next weekend looks warmer. enjoy the cool down. >> thanks, lisa, and thanks for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. the news continues online, on social media and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. for lisa, carolyn and the rest of us here at abc7 news, i'm chris nguyen. make it a great day evof everybody!

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