but a bay area charity is holding a fund-raiser to help those kinds. >> hey, carlos. >> reporter: and the event just wrapped up, but we did see hundreds of people show their support, raise money for thee minors who cross the border by themselves, meaning without any parents, without any guardians. and the nice thing is we actually saw some of these kids be here on the pitch earlier. this is the third year that catholic charities hosted the charity. the event raises money for unaccompanied minors who made i uphill battle in the courts and seek asylum toe a childreblne ce from central america at the same time r lives trying to cross the border. >> i miss my parents, but i know

i am good here better than guatemala. >> in their countries it's really unsafe to go outside. they have gangs, a lot of violence. they don't have the privilege to go outside and play. >> reporter: now, the money raised today will go towards legal and social services for undumu undocumented minorers who are fighting the proceedings. as far as today's event, i'm told they raised $30,000, and all that money will go towards catholic charities refugee and asylum program. >> thanks, carlos. elected leers from across california expressed their anger toward the federal government separating immigrant families. abc 7 news was in oakland when the leaguefaucus board o met. some compared it to the internment of japanese americans

during world war ii. they all called for an immediate end to the policy. >> they're being moved around as if they were live stock, and it's unfortunate because these are human families. on this father's day weekend we urge people to take action and call their senator. >> we're getting a more accurate number from the government on exact exactly how many children have been separated from their families. according to the department of homeland security nearly 2,000 children were separated from their families between april 19th and may 31st. the adults were prosecuted for entering the u.s. illegally. well, the winds have been gusting throughout the day. you probably saw that if you went outside, and it made for some tense moments in the east bay this afternoon. >> a fire in concord fueled by high winds this afternoon. it grew to 22 acres before firefighters brought it under

control. let's get to meteorologist drew tuma standing by. >> and those winds still very active right now. a windy start to the weekend. we have a wind gust of 40 in fairfield at this hour. certainly window right now. 36 that current number in napa. san jose, a gust of 35. 33 that number in san franciscoh g feuture tracker . wind gusts over the next 12 hours those winds are going to genaklyatre tomorrow morning ws generally less than 10 miles an hour throughout the region. but we are tracking a chance of a bit of drizzle tomorrow morning, showing there could be some meshable precipitation in the next few hours. a state appeals court has reinstated california's law allowing terminally ill people to end their lives. it lets patients obtain life ending drugs if the doctor

determines they have fewer than six months to live. a lower court judge last month declared the law unconstitutional for procedural regions. the law was inspired by brittany maynard. she had terminal brain cancer and ended her life in 2014. he told us today he'll do whatever it takes to keep this law in california. >> this is the promise that i made to britain, to help work on passing legislation so that no terminally ill individual would ever have to go through what she went through, leaving her home and move to another state. at least people won't have to do that now. >> opponents of this end of life option have until july 2nd to file objections. three hikers are safe tonight after being stranded for more than 11 hours on a rocky cliff side in pacifica. however, it took a dramatic rescue to save them.

cornell? >> reporter: eric, those hikers safe tonight, nobody hurt. that is remarkable because that is steep rocky cliff where those hikers got stranded on friday night. their rescue delayed for hours because it was just too dangerous to get them. a dramatic rescue unfolding saturday morning on a cliff high above the pacific. >> you okay? you all right? >> reporter: three hikers cold but okay, happy to be back on safe, solid ground. firefighters say a 23-year-old man and his two 13-year-old relatives were stranded on this pacific clip side overnight. >> they went out for a late hike, and i guess the tide came in and they had to get to higher ground to get past that and just ended up stranded on the cliff. >> reporter: how to rescue the trio, a challenge for first

responders. >> they made numerouscues re windy conditions it was not possible. >> reporter: the chp chopper plucking each hiker off a cliff delivering them safely to the beach below. seasoned hikers who witness this rescue say stay off these cliffs. >> it's a cook thing come out here and do what they're doing. >> throughout the night they kept us informed and grateful for our first responders. >> kids are okay. >> kids are great. >> reporter: firefighters advise hiking only on marked trails, avoid hiking at night, and always be aware of your surroundings. >> part of the brand new salesforce transit center opened for commuters today. abc 7 news was inside muny's new terminal. it now serves as the downtown

terminal for five muny lines. other transit systems plan to start using the transit center's upper level this october. one driver is learning the hard way don't block a fire hy y responded to a call and needed to hook up their hose. how many high school students are leaving and where they're choosing to go to college. plus the black panther has turned into an

this next story is good reminder why you should never park in front of a fire hydrant. >> the hamilton township firefighters posted a snapshot what they had to do. >> they broke out window so they could get the hose through. quote, this is what happens when you park in front of a hydrant. >> why it's illegal. american airline is going to pay $45 million to settle a

lawsuit claiming it colluded with other airlines to hike up ticket prices. it decided to end the case to avoid a costly court battle, it says. in january southwest agreed to pay $15 million. united and delta are still defen defendants in the case. an increasing number of california high school students are leaving the state to go to college. according to department of u.s. education about 40,000 left in 2016. that is nearly double the number in 2006 when 22,000 left the state to go to a four-year college. where are these students going? the most popular state is arizona with about 5,300 coming from california. new york is the most popular choice. an animated movie is smashing records this weekend. plus see how the black panther movie has turned into an

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office. incredibles 2 raked in a little more than $71 million on its first day in north america. that is new high for an animated film. there's a chance it could even set the opening weekend record as well, which is currently held by "finding dori." paxer which is behind both movies are owned by the parent company of abc. now that inspiration is being used to help a 10-year-old in north carolina who recently received a new prosthetic featuring the super hero's logo. >> the tattoo artist who made all this possible. >> reporter: if a picture is worth a thousand words, you'd still be scratching the surface of what this story means to michael mack, jr. and so many others. >> amputee kids they can pretty much do anything. >> reporter: when he was an

infant his tibia stopped growing forcing doctors to amputate it when he was just 11 months old. year after year he's gone through prosthetics but none come close to this, one with a "black panther" design. >> it makes me feel like a cool kid, something really awesome. >> reporter: he's now sharing that with others and hopes to become a spokesperson for amputees. >> to help kids out who have this type of stuff. >> reporter: he's not only living it, he's saying it. >> to other people that have the same situation he has, to let it be part of your life and embrace it, that's magical. >> reporter: he needs no suit to be a shining light to others.

abc 11 eyewitness news. and in accuweather it's a windy start to the weekend. those winds will subside overnight but cloud cover will be moving in. live doppler 7 along with satellite tonight showing you we already have that marine layer thickening. you can see that satellite image of the cloud cover stretching over much of san francisco into the east bay into parts of el cerrito and even parts of northern oakland. half moon bay visibility, it is down to 3 miles. that fog could be dense in spots over the next two hours. that picture a little bit of sunshine from this vantage point, but it's tough to even make out the skyline of san francisco. we switch to santa cruz and drops on the lens, drizzles over portions of of the coast and

east bay over the next 12 hours or so as a piece of energy moves through. we struggled to get out of the 60s in a lot of spots. we're only at 61 in santa rosa. 69 in san ramon, and half moon bay 59 degrees. part the reason we're cool is we have this wind with us. 40 miles per hour the current gust in fairfield. 33 right now ensan francisco. that wind gusting to 23, and breezy right now the wind will relax. not nearly as window tomorrow as we are today. overnight tonight we have the cloud cover that is thickening this hour along the coast. mid to low 50s your overnight lows. but the bigger picture tomorrow morning we could have some

drizzle developing as well. future weather, hour by hour on sunday. early sunday morning you do notice that green on your screen along the coast and some patchy drizzle. that chance continues by 7:00 in the morning. but as you get towards the later morning hours, that chance of drizzle gets out of here, but we'll likely hang onto a lot of cloud cover for much of your sunday. early on we have that cloud cover, that chance of some drizzle along your coastline, but that chance is out of here by midday. temperatures mainly in the 70s in a lot of spots. high of 75 in san jose tomorrow with some afternoon sunshine. breezy in santa rosa, cooler in san francisco, a high of only 64 degrees. 69 in oakland, and con 77 degrees. a bump up to our temperatures on

tuesday, but the breeze comes back wednesday knocking us down a bit. warmer weather will greet us friday into saturday. we've seen phil mickelson have a major melt down before but not like this. third round of the u.s. open left him struggling to keep it together on the par 4, 14 that's the bogey put and he hits it before it stops rolling. that's a penalty. dustin johnson had a four shot lead, but started with a double bogey on 2. both 11 shots back to start the round. they're now tied at the top of the leader board after both firing 4 under 66. they jumped 44 spots tied for first place. defending champs brook shot 2 over 72. but how about this amazing par

save on 14 from 61 feet out. d.j. still had the lead until a bogey. he still shares the lead but he's not out of the final loop. that belongs to finau and berger. dustin johnson is one back at 4 over. >> how can you not laugh? it's funny. it's part of the u.s. open. it's funny. i don't mean it disrespectful. if you're taking it that way, that's not the way it's meant. >> today's round, though, was -- i mean i don't feel like i played badly at all. 7 over, you know, usually is a terrible score. but with the greens the way they got this afternoon, i mean they were very, very difficult. back on the winning track

the a's put an end to their four game skid to the angels. john lamb making his first start of the season. chad pinder, his sixth homer of the season. the angels take the lead with just one swing of the bat. chris young in the fifth. a three-run shot off shawn who went six innings. bottom sixth marcus simeon, a solo home run. the a's down 3-2 but scored four runs in the sixth inning. bases loaded single, two run score. and a's go onto win it 6-4. >> they bull penned it like they did all year. >> we needed it and dropped four straight, and teams all throughout baseball go through this. it's just a matter of how you battle back.

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>> charities in the houston area could be the real winner since each man is donating $5,000. by the way, cruz is a few years younger and he did play some organized basketball in high school whereas kimmel says he has no skills at all. we'll see. >> hey, now, it's all for a good cause. that's what matters, right? >> sure. >> i don't know. jimmy has a show on our network. >> i don't know. jimmy has a show on our network. >> that's it for abc 7 crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, >> i don't know. jimmy has a show on our network. >> thapasses 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.

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