how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. live where you live. this is abc7 news. >> a mother shares gratitude after plucked from cornel quite an or deal for those folks. >> scary. the gd news here.

nobody was hurt. that is a steep cliff where the hikers were stranded on friday night. the rescue delayed by strong winds over night.

a private boat able to get her out of the water and nobody

hurt. firefighters have -- fire broke out just after 3:00 this afternoon yes it is june 16 16 16 16 6 news drew tuma tracking the

weather. [ inaudible ] drew, thank you. developing news where east bay kn -- 6-inch cast iron pipes bursted and an h later another burst. valley road, left 18 customers without water and no word on when repairs would be complete or what caused the breaks. >> they are relieved following a decision to reinstate the the law -- if a doctor determines if they have few we are than six months to live. declaring the law

unconstitutional. aspired by brittany maynard. her husband dan, told abc7 news today that he made a promise to continue to do what it takes to ensure the laws are on the books in california. >> to the battle over immigration and growing concern over children and migrant families being separated from their parents. ms-13 gang members are truly and you've heard me say it, animals. nancy pelosi and washington democrats continue to protect them and push for open borders. >> the president blaming democrats for policies that he claims allowed the gang members

to enter. blaming t ating the sar families on democrats. >> the department of homeland security announcing in the past two months 2,000 children separated from their parents at the border. those children held in these in texas outside of el paso and leaders voicing concern. >> we don't want kids separated from their parents. >> this week a number of protests called for an end to separations. >> we are making their lives harder when they get here and essentially traumatizing their children for life. >> trying to come to the u.s. to make a living and they should not separate the parents from their kids. >> the u.s. government insists the children are being well cared for.

linda lopez, abc7 news new york. >> some of the children separated if their families at the border staying at a migrant center in southern california. a rare step of giving the media a tour of the all boys facility east of san diego. they spend an average of 47 days here. they go to school and play outside and allowed two phone cal calls a week. federal officials say 10% of the children were separated from their families and most of them made it here on their own. >> an alert hotel worker helped lead dep pis -- investigators saying the histories. the couple hotel room found credit cards, window punches and

meth. they called authorities on them. >> a show of unity in the east bay. >> neighbors send a message, trying to uplift their community. look, no hands. nobody is on the motorcycle. we're get

new details on thursday's roll roller coaster derail meant. two of the nine people sent to

the hospital are recovering now. randy francis had to be rescues from a rail call on the popular sandblaster coaster. >> a few minutes on the ride i noticed something was not right. it was shaking side to side and then the cart started falling off. everyone started screaming called 911. >> state investigators finding out what made if do that. >> many people wrapping their heads around a concept of self-driving cars. the sleep driving motorcycle. experienced the bike in action. the motorcycle could one day become safer due to distracted driving. the prototypes used to

people about driverless cars. >> oakland hands around lake merritt celebrating a united equitable city. the third year to form a circle and join hands to uplift those in targeted oppression, marginalization and housing and food security. >> it is about love and see your community. we are in this together as a species. if some one of us agresing against another t is an opportunity to say we can do better and we lnchts organizers say they are planning another event next month. >> one of san francisco's oldest festivals return. bear beware, residents caught off guard by this break in. >> a cool and windy start, the

fog roaring in and some of us can see sprinkles tomorrow. a preview of the world news at 5:30. >> world cup scare, a taxi plowing into the crowded sidewalks in moscow. school project outraged and a student wore a ku klux klan out fit to his school. a bask

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♪ abc7 news was in san francisco when music filled the air one of bay area's longest running street festivals. attracts thousands of people to enjoy music and shopping and food. one of the people who thinks the

festival is special. >> the crowd is a lot of locals and you have the tourists and people who come. there's a lot of history here. >> and in case you missed it, the north beach festival open tomorrow, 10:00 in the morning to 6:00 in the evening. lesson about bears. they are determined and a video to prove it. a bear raiding the couple's kitchen for food. they have live in tahoe for 20 years and this bear encounter surprised them. >> i don't understand how a 7 foot bear can fit through here. >> when there is food, tough do what you have to do. >> the homeowners learned their lesson and will lock small windows. this is the same bear that broke down the front door to get to food inside. >> now your accuweather forecast

with, drew tuma. >> some of us can see drizzle. we've got a marine layer hanging close to the coast. the fog making a come back. on the cool side to start out this week. a live look on the san rafael cam. a lot of us will wake up to overcast skies. we have this weak rup iripple of energy moving through and kicking up winds. look at napa gusting close to 40-miles-per-hour and similar story in fairfield. breezy. a gust in the city, 35 and 32 in the current gust in nova toe no and over night subsiding. tomorrow not as windy as today. right now, cool out there for june. a lot of us us stuck in the 60s.

oakland and santa rosa and san jose. we have that cloud cover thickening at this hour so mainly overcast skies and temperatures dropping into the mid and low 50s. there is that chance in the next 12 hours we see some drizzle. let's go hour-by-hour. early tomorrow morning, cloud cover in place and 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. green on the screen. indicating the drizzle. likely the best chance on the coast, drizzle developing in the east way. 7:00 in the morning chance of drizzle on the coast and the chance out of here midday. by lunchtime, the drizzle is out of here. a fair amount of cloud cover. so the father's day planner, clouds is clouds and drizzle.

and patchy drizzle in the east bay. that drizzle out here midday. breezy on the coast and by the afternoon we see temperatures and a lot of spots getting into the 70s. high of 75 in san jose, 70, richmond, 64 and breezy san francisco, and 69 in oakland and antioch high of 78. tomorrow, unnotfortunately, note best looking beach day. peeks of sunshine and cool and breezy limited to the mid 50s or low 60s and ocean water at a cool 53 degrees. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast a little bit of coasty patchy drizzle to start out your sunday. the second half of the day. cool for june. monday, fog to sunshine. bcking the temperatures up a bit on tuesday and the wind knocks us back down on wednesday

and summer officially arrives early thursday and the warmer weather comes with it and friday and saturday turning hot especially inland. tomorrow patchy drizzle but nothing to ruin your plans. >> i heard that word june gloom. >> it is here in full effect. >> partially. >> right. >> >> what the lefty did a u.s. so, aunt katy, did you do anything for your birthday? i stopped paying too much at verizon and switched to sprint's unlimited 55+ nice! anything else? well...woohoo...best... birthday...ever!! not much. just happy i'm saving more. so you get a great price and a great network. (vo) the new unlimited 55+ from sprint.

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now sports with abc7 news. >> one person who doesn't mind working on his birthday. it means he is playing the weekend at the u.s. open. struggling to keep it together on the par 4, 13. before it stops rolling he hits it again and a two-stroke penalty. some calling for him to be qualified. dustin johnson had a four-shot lead and 6 over and a bogey on two. now in contention after firing 4 under 66. jumping spots and tied for third.

brooks, shot a two over 72 and -- that's not the way to finish up. that's a bogey. knocked out of the final group. in the final pairing and and johnson. and justin rose, one back and 4 over and after a brutal third round efb talking about 13. >> it is just funny. i don't mean if you are taking it that way, i wanted to get to the next hole. >> the as but an end to the four game skid. this afternoon at the coliseum. no score until the four. pinder hitting it past the

angels. 1-0. the angels take the lead with one swing of the bat in the 5th. a three-run shot and six innings and 3-1, l. a. hitting the first home run in 22 games. a solo shot, as down 3-2 and score four in the 6th. based loaded-single and the as win it. final 6-4. >> that was a good win for us.s. it was a good win. >> we needed it is a matter of how you dial back. and the confidence and we have to keep going. we have a good team. >> iceland making the world cup debut taking on argentina.

knocking it in for the rebound. tie it is to one, second half, lionel messi, denied by holderson and iceland and argentina play to a 1-1 draw. evan longoria could miss up to two months. the dodgers getting under way in los angeles. >> hitting the ball while rolling is not obscure. >> if you hit it while stopped, he can be disqualified. >> he got saved because it was rolling. >> a lot of golf fans upset that he did that. imagine earning college imagine earning college credit for your knowledge of the crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, imagine earning college credit for your knowledge of the passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally.

crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally.

how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally.

new on abc7 news at 6:00 see how the super hero "black panther" turned into inspiration for a young boy. >> green day packer fans can turn their love for the team into college credits. >> offering a packers history class. student ls take part in a research project presented to the group at the end of the semester. packers are heading into their 100th season.

>> what else do you need to know? thank you for your time i'm tonight, the scare at the world cup. a taxi plowing into a crowded sidewalk on the streets of moscow. all caught on camera. everyone surviving with the driver taking off. what investigators are saying tonight. developing out of washington. will michael cohen flip? a grand jury witness telling abc news the president's former lawyer is still in the cross hairs of the mueller investigation. school project outrage. the history lesson creates a firestorm. why this student wore a ku klux klan outfit to his high school. killed on duty. the inmate with an escape plan. now two deputies are dead. the struggle near the courthouse and how a prisoner possibly got his hands on a gun. the highway rescue. a toddler ne