s. this is the pursuit of perfection. . after 85 years of service, a popular air carrier makes its final departure out of a bay area airport. what this means for united passengers and employees. vallejo police are looking for the gunman who opened fire at a weekend barbecue. we'll have the latest on the investigation. and a warning for dog owners. what veterinarians are saying about a spike in kennel cough.

. good evening. united airlines is departing oakland. the carrier made its final flight out of the airport less than 3 hours ago. ktvu has emotional reaction from passengers. >> reporter: united airlines has had a presence here at oakland international airport for as long as most bay area residents can remember. as of just a couple of hours ago, the airline packed its bags. united airlines final departure out of oakland international. >> i found out about 3 seconds ago i was going to be on the last flight. it's astonishing that they are closing. >> reporter: many checking in were surprised. >> so many of my personal life changes have happened on this airline, when i got my degree, when i started traveling for my business, all this stuff. but i'll miss them. >> reporter: balloons decorated the counter and long-time employees took photos and exchanged hugs. the airline back in 2003 closed

its oakland maintenance facility and perhaps that was a sign of what was to come. now, less than a decade later, citing continued financial losses, the airline has cut its oakland service. flight 726 sunday afternoon to denver marked the end of an era. >> we've been flying here for over 80 years, but it's time for us to expand our san francisco operations and really focus on airports that deliver the most convenience in service to our customers. >> reporter: boeing air transport, predecessor to united airlines, began service in oakland back in 1927. airline officials tell us all employees based here in oakland were offered other jobs. most are going to either san francisco or san jose. live here in oakland, ktvu channel 2news. across the bay, at san francisco international airport, it is experiencing delays today. one of the main run ways, 28 left use for arrivals is shut down for work on lighting and

signs. the work has been going on all weekend. about 40% of flights have been delayed so far today, with the arrivals affected more than the departures by more than an hour. overall, short hop flights are feeling the impact the most. pablo sandoval won't comment about the sexual assault allegations against him. the giants third baseman played in stockton last night for the minor league san jose giants. he's rehabbing from an injury. on friday, sheriffs deputies in santa cruz interviewed him about an alleged sexual encounter at a nearby resort. sandoval's attorney says the sex was consensual. the giants refuse to comment on the allegations. when asked about fan reaction last night, sandoval just shook his head. a house fire in san jose early this morning injured an elderly man and killed his pet. at 3:00 a.m., neighbors reported the fire on the 2000 block of king street. firefighters found the victim and took him to the hospital. he is expected to recover, but his dog was killed. flames and heavy smoke damage made the home unfit to live in.

the cause remains under investigation tonight, but investigators say it appears it started by accident in the kitchen. a berkeley man rescued his 92-year-old grandmother early this morning, after fire broke out in his home. the fire was reported just after midnight at a home near prince and beacon streets in berkeley. it's believed the fire started on the first floor and spread to the second floor, where curtis harrison's grandmother was sleeping. harrison says he ran upstairs, picked her up and carried her out. he believes an electrical outlet may have been overloaded. the exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. power has been restored to a brisbane neighborhood, where a downed power line may have sparked a grass fire. the fire started around 1:30 yesterday afternoon on san bruno mountaineer bayshore boulevard. the fire burned about 10 acres and knocked out power to more than 1300 customers. it took about 3 hours to get the fire under control. nobody was hurt. vallejo police tonight are looking for the gunman who opened fire at a park last night, killing one person and

injuring three others. christian captain spoke late this afternoon with an investigator who gave him details about that deadly drive-by shooting. >> reporter: investigators say the shooting started shortly before 8:15 saturday evening. witnesses say a gunman opened fire at a group gathered for a barbecue in decrees ranch park in northern vallejo. >> they were at the park and a black male in a dark vehicle, that's who was described as the shooter, opened fire and shot all four people. >> reporter: in all, four victims made it to area hospitals on their own. the 56-year-old man died from his wounds. a 17-year-old boy is in critical condition. a 67-year-old woman was upgraded from critical to stable condition today and a 35-year-old man was shot in the arm. investigators say they are not who you would expect to be the target of a shooting. >> it's tragic any time anyone is shot. but this one is especially bad when you have a 57-year-old guy that's killed, a 67-year-old woman, a child, you know.

it shows disregard on the part of the shooter. >> reporter: this morning, items from the barbecue were still scattered in the park. neighbors say the party began early yesterday and carried on into the evening. that is when the shooting broke out. witnesses say first, a short series of shots, a pause, then more shots. police and neighbors say that kind of violence is unusual for crest ranch park. >> i'm surprised. i'm surprised, because like i told you, nothing happened. i live here for a year and it's the first time. >> reporter: vallejo police are still looking for witnesses and they are asking anyone with information about this case to come forward. in vallejo, christian captain, ktvu channel 2news. in oakland, two people are in stable condition today after a shooting last night. the man and woman were on broadway near 14th street around 9:30 when an unknown gunman shot at them. the man was hit in the leg and the woman was hit in the chest. both of the victims were hospitalized. police questioned witnesses at

the scene, but no arrests have been made. authorities in contra costa county are investigating a deadly motorcycle accident today. it happened just after 2:00 this afternoon on bear creek road near pierre road near martinez. officers on the scene say it appears the motorcycle driver lost control of the bike and was pronounced dead at the scene. no other vehicles were involved. the identity of the motorcycle drier driver has not been released. the highway patrol says a suspected dui driver crashed into a utility pole in san leandro this morning. the accident happened around 2:40 this morning, around east 14th street and 163rd avenue. the chp says a woman drove into the pool, knocking it back about 10 feet and off its foundation. nobody was hurt. the driver was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. pg&e crews arrived at the scene to start work on replacing that pole. a small earthquake struck the south bay today. the 3.5 hit about 10:31 this morning. according to the u.s. geological

survey, the epicenter was 9 miles north of morgan hill and 15 miles east-southeast of san jose. no damage was reported. seismologists say the calaveras fault, while active, tends to creep at the same rate it slips each year, limiting the seismic impacts. the last sizable quake was 1984, when a 6.2 quake shook the area. pleasant day around the bay area. lots of sunshine out there. mark is in the weather center to tell us, really, rain possibly coming our way? >> yeah, we were questioning it maybe a few days ago. latest forecast models converging toward a solution, including some rain drops. heading into your monday, right now on live storm tracker 2, here's already a good sign with rain not here, but up to our north, up along the north coast, around eureka, crescent city. that will be approaching the bay area, as we head into monday morning. temperatures currently, cooled off, cooled off quite a bit over the past couple of days. currently warmest locations in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees. san francisco, 60. san jose, in the lower 70s.

first thing tomorrow morning, more cloud cover out there and rain showers developing. temperatures -- it's only june. we're talking rain out there. low to mid-50s out there. as you can see, the satellite and radar, we have this cold front approaching the region. this will be the source of the rain showers not only bringing the threat of rainfall, but also some much cooler air. in fact, here's a look at the temperatures from today. we were on the warm side once again with 80s, upper 70s in san jose. everybody cools off tomorrow and you will notice a big change. double-digit cooldown. santa rosa, talking low 60s. san jose, instead of upper 70s, mid-60s. here's our forecast model, showing you an increase in the cloud cover first thing tomorrow morning. coming up, the one area that could pick up nearly half an inch of rain and the timing of our next warming trend. tomorrow, dive teams are expected to continue searching the reservoir for any signs of missing teenager sierra lamar. the santa clara county sheriffs dive team has been conducting

underwater searches for the 15-year-old since she disappeared back on march 16th. the man accused of killing sierra lamar reportedly went fishing at that reservoir around the time she vanished. sacramento is celebrating gay pride with a new community leader, who is straight. sheriff murti exchanged hugs with supporters yesterday at the gay pride festival at the capital mall. earlier this year, she took over as competitive director of sacramento's gay and lesbian center. seshe is as a voice for equality, she is right for the job. >> i think there's a parallel with the struggle of african americans and the lgbt community. prejudice somewhere is prejudice anywhere. >> murphy seems to be getting great support from the community there. one man said it's good to see that straight folks are, quote, getting it and working for same-sex rights. governor brown has issued a proclamation declaring june as lesbian, gay, by sexual and transgender pride month. in a statement, the governor

noted california -- praised the overturning of prop a by federal courts in san francisco. he also praised president obama's new support of same-sex marriage. brown said while more progress is needed, it is important to celebrate achievements toward equality. san francisco's cleaning up after a spectacular black & white ball. n]♪ thousands of black & white-clad people danced the night away at the civic center. the now-semi annual ball raises money for the san francisco symphony's music education program. nice hair. organizers say the program brings music to more than 75,000 bay area kids each year. last night's ball featured paul simon and cindy lauper, among many other musicians. . well, seemingly campaign and go to fund-raisers-- >> mitt romney's campaign takes shots at president obama. why it says their presumptive republican nominee is better for

the job. we are at a free concert along the bay, but there is a serious side to this story about a deadly disease and a man hoping to fight it. and the man accused of killing a florida teen goes back to jail. why george zimmerman's attorney says his fight for freedom isn't over yet.

. one of mitt romney's senior advisors today said president obama's policies are hostile to creating jobs in this country. >> governor romney thinks we need stronger presidential leadership. you don't see president obama -- all he does, seemingly, is campaign and go to fund raisers. where is his leadership on this? >> the campaign says romney has more leadership experience than president obama, citing romney's tenure as massachusetts governor and his experience running the 2002 winter olympics. although the major presidential candidates are set, there's still plenty to vote on in tuesday's california primary. some have taken advantage of the

early voting this weekend to cast their ballots. congressional races include senator diane feinstein's reelection bid, along with incumbents barbara lee and nancy pelosi for the house. proposition 29, the cigarette tax initiative that would fund cancer research is becoming a very contested battle. big tobacco has spent $50 million to fight it, but polls show it's still a very tight race. tuesday's primary is the first test of california's new top two system. the top two candidates for congress and for state office will head to the november election regardless of their party. that and the recent redistricting could shake up the political landscape. the presidential and county races will still use party affiliated ballots. our political coverage continues at ktvu.com. just look for our politics link on the home page. a free concert is under way right now at mirror beach in san rafael. it's an upbeat event, inspired by a very tragic story and the

devastation caused by huntington's disease. ktvu's kim prichard is there and has more. >> reporter: the concert going on behind me is called thurb on the green, named for a man who has watched his family suffer and die from huntington's disease, a disease that stalks him as well. n]♪ his fingers are nimble. his skill with a bass guitar, perfectly clear. what also seems clear is that chris ferby won't be able to play anymore. >> it could be anywhere between 5 and 10 years. >> reporter: he has huntington's disease, but this concert is raising money so ferby can finish this. a movie about what the disease has done to his family and what it will do to him. >> my grandfather had it and died from it. my aunt had it and died from it. my mom had it and died from it as well. >> reporter: the movie project

started 17 years ago when he returned to west virginia to see his mother wasted away by the fatal brain disease for which there is no cure. >> you have exaggerated movements, you know. it's hard to talk because your tongue is always moving around. >> reporter: at age 30, after seeing what happened to his mother, he had a dna test and learned his fate. >> if you were to go talk to, you know, like the 30-year-old me, i would say, well, you know, when i turn 40, i'm going to kill myself. >> reporter: he's 46 now, hoping for a cure that must come fast, and after 17 years, he says his movie will be done by year end. >> i know it is going to happen. >> reporter: this concert is taking place for the past seven years. while the movie should be finished this year, the concert, i'm told, will return next year with the money, the proceeds then being used for research. ken prichard, ktvu channel 2news. in florida, george zimmerman is back in jail tonight, after a

judge revoked his bail. zimmerman surrendered to police afternoon. he faces trial for the murder of black teenager trayvon martin. last week, the judge found george zimmerman lied about how much money he had, so zimmerman could get a lower bail. his attorney says zimmerman was afraid to come out of hiding. >> he's solemn, obviously. he's worried continually about his safety, having to come out of hiding is a concern of his. >> the attorney says he plans to ask for another bail hearing, but at this point, the judge has not set a date. when his bail was set, zimmerman said he had limited funds. then it was learned he had raised $135,000 through a website set up for his defense. his attorney insisted there was no deceit. the former assistant football coach of penn state, jerry sandusky, goes to trial on tuesday. he is charged with sexually abusing 10 boys over 15 years. sandusky insists he is not guilty. legal analysts say the case will likely hinge on the credibility

of his accusers. since there is little physical evidence and the alleged abuse happened many years ago. >> any humiliating, experience in their past live that has a bearing on their credibility potentially may be revealed for all the world in this trial. >> prosecutors say sandusky met his alleged victims through his charity for disadvantaged children, called the second mile. the case led to the firing of long-time penn state head coach, joe paterno. local veterinarians have a warning tonight for dog owners. a highly contagious virus is spreading across the east bay. one animal hospital has shut down its boarding facility and others may follow suit. as lorain blanco shows us, there are steps you can take to protect your pet. >> reporter: sniffing and socializing, two of your friend's favorite things could hurt him. a strain of kennel cough is spreading. >> there's a particularly aggressive strain. we've done some swabbing tests

and what we're finding is it's particularly para influence sai. >> vets have seen close to 20 cases in just the last week. a few cases developed into pneumonia. they have closed their boarding facility. >> we're shutting down for two weeks, bleaching the heck out of everything. we've got an isolation ward, where we've got several dogs that are sick. >> reporter: the medical director says several other clinics in the area are finding the same problem. symptoms include a lot of sneezing, nasal discharge and a gagging cough. she says it's highly contagious. the virus can linger for several hours. >> if there isn't enough time for the virus to really die, you'll go walking right after someone, with someone where their sick dog has gone. you're likely to have your dog pick it up there. >> reporter: so when you're walking your dog, avoid any nose-to-nose contact with other dogs. also, be careful where they are sniffing. and as nice as it feels outdoors

right now, the vet suggests staying away from dog parks, grooming facilities, and social events for a few weeks. >> just be more conscientious of where we bring them. >> reporter: that's a good idea, because the doctor says this strain even affects dogs that are up to date on all their vaccines. in richmond, lorain blanco, ktvu channel 2news. heads-up now for santa rosa residents. the downtown transit mall has moved. today, the transit mall on second street between b street and santa rosa avenue was closed for a major renovation project. and the temporary transit mall opened on first street between d street and santa rosa avenue. the mall is the hub for bus service. the new mall is estimated to re-open sometime between august and october. speaking of transit, muni's line is scheduled to be back in service tomorrow after an 11-day closure. construction crews began work on the line on may 25th to improve the rail lines, sidewalks and underground infrastructure. a muni spokesman says all the work is running on schedule.

the line is on track to be back up and running at 5:00 tomorrow morning. starting tomorrow, a new ferry service will be launched on san francisco bay, the first time since 1992. it will run from jack lennon square in oakland and main street in alameda in the east boy to oyster point marina boulevard in south san francisco. the ferries will operate only on weekdays. the goal is to offer an alternative for people who commute between the east bay and the peninsula. and there is an extra incentive. rides will be free for the first week. people in hollywood and all over the world say good-bye to a popular former game show host. also, people in the bay area rally for peace, the spiritual event meant to raise awareness of the sikh culture. syria's president speaks out to his newly elected parliament. the international conspiracy he says his country faces and who he says is responsible for last week's deadly masacre. >> it's a historic thing, something we can do together. >> and the celebration in the streets of london, as the

country celebrates queen elizabeth's 60 years on the throne. how thousands took part in the big celebration.

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to give back to the paralympic military & veterans program. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help u.s. athletes make a difference. together, every step of the way. . the space shuttle enterprise was on the move today again on the water, loaded to a barge, to a dock in port elizabeth, new jersey. from there, the enterprise will go to the intrepid museum in new york city on tuesday, hoisted on the flight deck of that decommissioned aircraft carrier for permanent display.

the shuttle was a prototype and never flew in space. it was named enterprise after the space ship on the tv show star trek. members of the bay area sikh community held a peace rally in berkeley today, calling for respect and equality towards all people. n]♪ >> the seventh annual peace march was organized by the el sabrante sikh center, to learn more about their culture. leaders say they are often targeted because of the way they dress. their focus today was to call on all cultures to work together to create peace. >> not only peace in the fighting, but peace people are suffering, families are suffering. >> according to the sikh coalition, there are at least half million sikhs living in the u.s. syria's president assad struck a defy ant tone today,

reaffirming his belief there is an international conspiracy against his country. [ foreign language ] >> we are not facing a political situation. we are experiencing strive that wants to destroy the nation. we are facing a true war from the outside. when it comes to war, it is a separate issue from dealing with internal affairs. >> assad went on to deny any responsibility for last week's masacres. more than 100 civilians, including dozens of children in the town of hula. he says the 15-month-old revolt against his rule is the work of foreign extremists and not reformers seeking change. no other news of the world tonight, in nigeria, a plane carrying 153 people crashed into a densely populated area in the capital city of lagos. an aviation official says everyone on board died. the number of casualties on the ground is not yet known. witnesses say the plane appeared to land on its belly, crashing into several buildings. there is no word yet on what might have caused that crash.

in lebanon, fierce fighting has killed at least a dozen people in the port city of tripoli. sunni militants and antigovernment protesters began the violence on friday night. lebanon has recently been the scene of deadly violence linked to the continuing uprising in neighboring syria. there was concern that lebanon could slip into civil war once again if the clashes continue. n]♪ in italy, pope benedict xvi celebrated an open air mass in milan before an estimated 1 million people. it was the end to three days of festivities in milan for the catholic meeting of the families event and bring his homily, reiterating his belief of marriage consisting of a man and woman. today, the pope announced the next meeting of the families will be held in philadelphia in 2015. pageantry at its best today in london. tens of thousands of people lined the thames river to

celebrate queen elizabeth's 60 years on the thrown. the queen led more than a thousand vessels in a royal flotilla as part of her diamond jubilee. >> reporter: queen elizabeth led a royal flotilla of more than a thousand vessels to mark hire diamond jubilee, majestic row boats and paddle steamers surrounded -- regal, red, gold and purple velvet. the 86-year-old queen dressed in a silver and white dress and matching coat embroidered with swarovski crystals, joined by his grandsons, and her husband prince philip. >> i think above all what was celebrated today is the 60 years she's given of service to our country, but also this extraordinary institution that stands above politics, that brings the country together, something we're all celebrating today that i think is such a valuable thing in our country

and so admired across the world. >> reporter: despite the unfavorable weather, hundreds of thousands of rain-soaked onlookers watched from the banks of the river thames, the sounds of their cheers joined the orchestra of church bells and bands playing various tunes. this is the largest public event in four days of celebrations marking the monarch's 60 years on the throne. the pageant ended with a burst of fireworks amid news from guinness world records that it had broken the record for largest parade of boats. >> yeah, it's an historic thing. it's something that brings us together to celebrate. >> reporter: not everyone in britain is celebrating. hundreds of antimonarchists protested on the river bank to oppose the affair. on monday, the queen will join thousands of revelers for an outdoor concert with performances by paul mccartney and elton john. richard dawson, entertainer best known for hosting "family feud," has died. [ cheers & applause ] >> richard dawson! >> dawson hosted the game show

from 1976 to 1985, then again briefly in the 1990s. before "family feud," you might remember dawson as a regular on hogan's heroes, also the dick van dyke show and laugh-in. his son says dawson died yesterday at a los angeles hospital of esophageal cancer. he was 79 years old. . east bay nonprofit facing a big problem tonight. what officials say could force this shelter for pregnant women to close. stopping to remember a deadly accident at an east bay water park, 15 years ago. also, it is a big auction expected to raise big bucks. just how much some people will pay for a dinner with billionaire warren buffett.

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. recapping top stories for you on this sunday, united airlines ended more than 75 years of service at oakland airport today. long-time employees took pictures and said good-bye to their coworkers. many of those workers will be transferred to san jose or san francisco airports. flight 726, that plane right there from oakland to denver, was the last flight out of oakland airport. vallejo police are looking for a gunman who opened fire at a park last night, killing one person. witnesses say the man began firing at a group gathered in crest ranch park for a barbecue. four people were shot. a 56-year-old man died from his wounds. a 17-year-old boy is in critical condition. a 67-year-old woman was upgraded from critical to stable condition today, and a 35-year-old man was shot in the arm. anyone with information is asked to call vallejo police. and a 92-year-old woman can credit her grandson for rescuing her from a burning house.

the fire was reported just after midnight at a home near prince and deacon streets in berkeley. it's believed the fire started on the first floor and then spread to the second floor, where curtis harrison's grandmother was sleeping. harrison says he ran up the stairs, picked up his grandmother and carried her outside. he says an electrical outlet may have been overloaded. the exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. financial troubles, coupled with seismic concerns, may spell doom for an oakland shelter for pregnant women. the diocese of oakland says an inspection found the building would not hold up during an earthquake. the diocese says the five women currently living there could be evicted. social service workers say the building is one of two centers in the east bay that accepts pregnant women and allows them to stay two months after giving birth. palo alto city council members will be asked to reconsider a familiar housing project monday night. a developer wants to build 84

housing units at page mill road. harold hoe back wants to put them on top of a large commercial building he is planning. the city council rejected that plan last october and wants the project next to the california avenue caltrain station. hoe back refuses to do that and is asking for a yes or no vote. antioch city leaders are stepping up efforts to try to get rid of neighborhood blight. the city wants to bring back code enforcement, after a recent rise in people squatting in vacant homes. but the city couldn't find anyone to take the code enforcement job, so it hired an outside firm to try to address the issue. once a contract is signed, the city hopes to have the properties cleaned up. this weekend marks the 15th anniversary of a deadly accident at an east bay water park. back on june 2nd, 1997, one of the slides at water world in concord failed, leaving one high school student dead and 30 others injured. 18-year-old napa high school

student quinn gilati died after falling 40 feet from the slide. most of the victims were students from napa high school. officials say they overloaded that slide when they all tried to ride it at once. the battleship uss iowa is now docked at its home port in san pedro in southern california, getting a new life as an interactive museum, opening up on july 7th. during its service in world war ii, the iowa was called the big stick, also saw duty during the korean war. after it was decommissioned in 1989, it was part of the moth ball fleet. volunteers restored the ship and last saturday it left the bay area for los angeles. i had to read this story a couple of times, but new research suggests that exercise could actually be bad for you. the new study found that some people react negatively to physical activity, raising their risk for high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and high insulin levels. scientists aren't sure of the reasoning behind this and say more research is needed to find the cause of the negative side

effects. but they say despite the findings, people should keep in mind the overall benefits of exercise. male office dwellers are apparently not very tidy. researchers looked at offices in new york, san francisco and tucson and they found desks and cubicles occupied by men teeming with bacteria. the study checked five surfaces, chairs, desktops, phones, computer mice, and keyboards and researchers found there was 10 to 20% more bacteria in men's offices than in women's offices. >> i am shocked. in about two hours, you can bid to have lunch with warren buffett. once again, the oracle of omaha will offer a chat and a fine meal, all to help raise money for san francisco's glide memorial church. last year, the winner paid $2.6 million and change. buffett is, of course, one of the world's most successful investors and now something of a lightning rod for favoring higher taxes on the rich. bidding starts at 7:30 on ebay. it ends on friday.

people that go carless in san francisco, we'll take you to today's sunday streets event. plus, an event star gazers won't want to miss. the rare sight that won't come along again for more than 100 years. . changes are on the way for the bay area, including some rain in our forecast. channel 2 meteorologists has your complete bay area forecast, coming up.

. star gazers are in for a rare sight in the ski on tuesday, the transit of venus. that's when venus passes in front of the sun. these pictures are actually from the last time the transit happened back in 2004. the transit of venus will not happen again, folks, until 2117.

that's 105 years from now. you can't look at the sun directly, but you can look at it projected on paper, through a telescope, and you can also check it out online when nasa streams it live on the internet. well, before venus' big event, the moon will also put on a show. the moon will go into the earth's shadow at 2:00 a.m. to produce a partial eclipse with a peak at 4:00 a.m. you can watch the eclipse with others on the observatory deck at oakland space and science center. astronomers say it's no accident the solar eclipse was a few weeks ago. a lunar eclipse always precedes or follows a solar eclipse by two weeks. with all of these things happening in the sky and the threat of rain, we're wondering, mark, if we'll be able to go outside and see any of this stuff. >> of course i'm the one to bring the bad news. we do have lots of clear skies out there right now, but high clouds have been on the increase and those high clouds associated with the weather system, fairly strong for this time of year. those clouds will be spilling into the region and that will obscure the skies early tomorrow morning. if you want to wake up early

tomorrow morning, take a step outside and you might get a break in the clouds. unfortunately, big cloud deck approaching the region. here's the timing once again of the partial lunar eclipse monday morning. it begins at 4:03 with the moon 37% covered, partial eclipse ending at 5:06. speaking of the rain showers here, you can pick out the rain up to our north, up along the north coast, right around cape mendocino, around fort bragg and all this action does slide to the south heading into early, very early monday morning. for tonight, we do have increasing clouds. tomorrow, a major, major drop-off in temperatures in rain. it's june and we're still talking rain showers, so basically a one-day deal for tomorrow. then the extended, we'll gradually warm up those numbers. as far as highs from today, we have been cooling off a bit, so we can see no more 90s. basically same as yesterday, 80s toward concord, antioch and livermore.

san jose, upper 70s, around 78 degrees. this satellite i probably showed you in january and february, but this is the current image and this will bring us major cooling and also we bump up the rain chances. here's the eventual track into tomorrow. temperatures for tomorrow easily down a good 10 to 15 degrees in a few spots. that means the warmest locations in the upper 60s and rainfall expectations could range from a few hundredths of an inch to half inch in the north bay coastal hills and winds crank up as well. could be from around 20 to 25 miles an hour. here's our forecast model and of course we're dry right now. we'll take this into tomorrow morning and for the morning commute at 6:00, we bump up those rain chances, especially in the north bay, beginning to approach the golden gate bridge. look at this, by 10:00, light to moderate downpours heading to the south in the early portion of the afternoon. then spotty activity as we do head into the afternoon hours. but with that, we'll have sunshine, clouds, even a slight

chance of a thunderstorm. so get ready for a big change for tomorrow. temperatures, that's one of the changes, you can see the warmest locations, no 90s, no 80s, no 70s. warmest locations in the upper 60s. san jose, 65 degrees. fremont, 64. san francisco, right around 60. half moon bay, 59. here is a look ahead at your five-day forecast. we have one rain cloud here and that's for tomorrow, especially for the morning hours. still a chance into the afternoon. tuesday, the cool air remains in place with a shower threat moving out with partly sunny skies. we do warm things back up by wednesday, thursday and friday, with your weekend always in view, just slight cooling. but heather and ken, this is my wow factor. with this storm moving in, the sierra could pick up more snow down to lake level by tomorrow night. a one-day deal back to winter. >> you made me say wow! >> more wows, yeah. >> that's something. thank you, mark. san francisco sunday streets returned to the city's mission district today. this is the second month in a row the car-free event has been

held in the mission along valencia street. there are two more sunday streets planned in the mission district. city officials say they are exploring the practicality of hosting more frequent sunday street events along that route. the giants, they look for their third straight win. and he is back. tiger woods with an amazing sunday, but was it enough for the win? sports wrap is next. we'll be right back. medicare supplement plans

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. good evening, everyone. welcome to this early sunday night edition of sports wrap. it was a vintage final day and a signature shot that earned a very familiar golfing face his second tour win of the year and

gave indications that tiger woods may have his game in shape again. woods began the memorial in ohio 4 shots off the lead, when he made this long birdie putt on the 6th today, had pulled within two strokes. third round leader spencer lavine with the 75, became a two-man battle between woods and sabbatini. sabbatini with his tee shot on the 12th, stops within the battle of the flag. he led woods by a stroke. now on the par 3-16, woods looks to be in trouble in the tall rough. watch how this chip turns out. this will go down as one of woods' signature shots, as it rolls in for birdie and a one-stroke lead. sabbatini bogeyed 16 and fell back. that made woods birdie at 18 a dramatic, but unnecessary finale. woods tied nicolas for all-time wins in this tournament. that is jack, number of 73 all

time. tiger on that incredible shot. >> this thing was, you know, you know, if i leave it short, you know, it's going to roll down left. if i hit it long, it's going to be in the water. and the lie wasn't all that great. i had to take a cut at it because the lie wasn't as great. and it came out just perfect. well, there are many peaks and valleys in a baseball season. right now, it's all going right for the giants. so far, this has been a season of redemption for pitcher barry zito, who today faced the cubs. scoreless game in the 4th when zito struck out hill. then hector sanchez threw to third, plenty of time to get stewart, trying to steal. bottom of the 5th, arias slaps the hit to right. hill can't hang on. it's 1-0. still 1-0 in the 7th, zito has to love the speed, sprinting

into the open spaces to take a hit away from castro. zito would allow 4 hits in 8 1/3. and got an insurance run in the 8th. blanco at first, cabrera singles to left. blanco keeps running. soriano soars to second instead of home. blanco scores from first on a single. and the giants have a 2-0 lead. that's the way it ended, as they make it three in a row for the cubs, 6 games over .500 for the first time this year. meanwhile, peyton manning taking in the game today in colorado, as the dodgers going in the other direction. manning's buddy todd helton singles in the 6th, giving colorado a 2-0 lead. rockies added one more in the inning to go up by 3. 3-2 game in the 9th. glenn hits a deep fly ball off betancourt, tracked down by kadir. giants have pulled to within three games of the division lead. the a's were able to smile for one day with their losing

streak ending at 9 games, but started another one today in kansas city. weeks sitting out on a day in which the a's needed all the offense they could get. malone allowed this solo homerun in the second. royals had all the runs they need on this day. a's tried to put something together in the 5th. josh reddick with the fly ball in foul territory, adam rosales trying to tag up from third and score. gordon comes up throwing and then brayan pena holds on to the ball to tag rosales out and end the inning. how many catchers are taking this kind of shot these day, but pena goes old school and hangs on. royals add an insurance run before the a's put something together in the 8th, but this double play ended that. 7 hits against 4 kansas city pitchers. royal win 2-0, as oakland continues to occupy the cellar

in the al west. cal softball team entering the college softball world series. danielle henderson tied the game at 2-2. by the 5th, tide was back in front 3-2. padding the lead on another shot by kayla hunt, alabama wins 5-2 and sends cal home with a record of 58-7. it will be oklahoma against alabama for the championship. cal's seven-man rugby team playing in philadelphia against life university of georgia. bears score on this try, going on to win 26-7. second year in a row the national championship was won by dartmouth, which downed the bears yesterday and beat arizona in today's gold medal game. still to come on this early sunday night edition of sports wrap, we'll take you to the track in dover, where one of stock car racing's iconic names was a winner today. and a scare for the men's number

one seed in the french open. we'll be right back.

. jimmie johnson and the racetrack at dover have been a good pairing. before today's fedex 400, problems early on in the race. tony stewart lapse landon on lap 9. castle's car goes spinning. 13 cars eventually involved. six of those 13 finished for the day. close quarters in the pits on lap 75. ryan newman leading, almost takes out one of clint bowyer's crewmembers as he was coming in. here's what clint bowyer was seeing as he came down pit row, had to quickly adjust. johnson was dominant, winning in dover for the seventh time in his career, matching for most wins on that track. it's the second win in three weeks for johnson, who moves up to 5th in the standings. greg biffle, 11th today, still leads. men's number one seed in the french open came very close to getting knocked out of the

tournament today. novak djokovic took on 22nd seed of italy. djokovic lost the first set, trailing in the second. in the 4th set, tied 2-2 sets, headed to a fifth and deciding set. djokovic, still in the near court, hits a winner and wins the fifth set 6-3 to complete the comeback. he'll move into the quarterfinals, as will 3rd seed roger federer. women's fourth round match between top seeded victoria assess rink came and dominique. top seeded woman did not survive. second set tie breaker, wrapping up at match point, wins in

straight sets. . and that will do it for this early sunday night edition of sports wrap. celtics and heat just getting under way. see you tonight at 10:00. >> thanks, joe. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, seniors at a high school in contra costa county are in trouble tonight. >> why they are being punished and what it means for their upcoming graduate. that story tonight at 10:00. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2news. >> we continue with the news tonight at 10:00 on channel 2 and we're always here for you online at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. see you back here tonight at 10:00. [ male announcer ] u.s. olympian gwen jorgensen

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