in the news this saturday morning, questionnaires filled out by jurors before the bart trial are released and they are giving us insight of the people that convicted johannes mehserle in oscar grant's death. and man whose pit bulls who killed his grandson says there were warning signs that the dogs were dangerous. >> i'm jeff martinez foggy start to your saturday. cool temperatures only in the 50s but it will be warming up in a few locations. accu-weather forecast coming up. >> i'm teresa garcia. in oakland police are investigating a shooting that left two people wounded one in critical condition. one of the victims is a child, but we don't know the extent of that child's injuries. police say it happened at around 8:30 last night at 83rd avenue and olive streets. no one was arrested. investigators have not released a description of the suspect. there is new information in

the bart shooting trial, pages and pages of details about the people who convicted johannes mehserle of involuntary manslaughter in oscar grant's death. yesterday the judge released the extensive questionnaire filled out by jurors in the bart shooting trial during the selection process. lilian kim poured over the documents and shares some insight into them. >> the men and women that determined the fate of johannes mehserle came from all walks of life spanned all age groups and gave a wide range of answers especially when it came to law enforcement. in this questionnaire prospective jurors were asked 121 questions including do police officers lie? eight responded yes. when asked have you ever seen a police officer act inappropriately. three jurors said yes. these are trial consultants based in san francisco. >> it was a good questionnaire and covered all the important

scenarios, attitudes about crime attitudes about police. attitudes about the case. experiences with the police. >> and from what they can tell from reading the jury's answers there seems to be no strong biases one way or the other which is what attorneys look for. >> you have a couple relatives who are police officers but even taking one who does you know even that juror expressed mixed opinions about police officers. >> the trial over the 2009 shooting death of oscar grant lasted weeks. deliberations lasted six and a half hours. four had on previous occasions. that experience is probably why the jury reached a verdict as quickly as they did. >> they were going to make a decision. they were going to be led through the process by the more experienced jurors. they were going to get to

decision and there quickly and that is exactly what happened. >> of the 12 jurors only two had heard about the case before the trial. every question is posted at www.abc7.com. oscar grant's mother will sit down today for first one on one interview since the verdict. wanda johnson will talk with radio station in berkeley at 8:20 this morning. they are encouraging to listeners to call in with questions and comments. >> after a deadly pit bull incident the city is looking into restrictions on owners. man whose dogs killed his grandson. he news his dogs had a dangerous streak. >> it was a terrible accident. it was a terrible accident. i will take the blames blame for

being mine and not getting rid. they. >> steven hyashi never thought his five pit bulls could hurt anyone but he admits there were warnings. like one of the times when the pit bulls killed the family chihuahua. >> at that time i should have gotten rid of the dogs. >> police say in another incident, one of the dogs killed a pet parrot. >> it's hard for me to -- >> he says he used to believe pit bulls were safe if they were raised in the right environment. now, he has nothing nice to is say about the breed. >> you can't ban by breed. >> they say anti-pit bull

sentiments are at a high. they want to discuss what kind of legislation to tie to prevent another attack breeds can't be banned but they will look at the example in san francisco. >> i think the ordinance is a gad one. >> in san francisco pit bulls must be sterilized. they passed the law in response to the death of 12-year-old boy who was mauled by his family pit bulls. >> it seems to be effective in san francisco for n terms of being able to cut down on some of the excess number pit bulls that are being bred. >> steven hyashi didn't when authorities decided to euthanize his dog. he hopes others can learn from his mistakes. >> i love children. i never want anything to happen to children especially... he was only two years old. >> he wasn't at home at the time

of his attack but he has been booked for child endangerment. >> the body of a north bay soldier killed in afghanistan this morning is back home. family invited us to take these pictures. 21-year-old soldier died when his vehicle hit an ide. he has spent 15 months before being deployed to afghanistan late last year. family grew up in berryessa. he joined the army soon after graduating from napa high. funeral services will be held at napa christian center. >> a popular east bay park is reopened after being closed by a bomb scare. for the second time this week police responded to reports of a suspicious device in concord. the bomb squad was called in.

police canine units searched the park but didn't find anything else suspicious. now, that first pipe bomb was found and dealt made on wednesday. a kid's soccer tournament is still scheduled for today. >> san jose lake is off-limits because of an algae bloom. the blue green algae usually occurs in late summer and will once dissipate after weather conditions change. it will be closed had after it is shows ed disappeared. >> they are offering a $2,000 regard to catch the person that is killing trees. since may, had you trees have been vandalized. many of the trees were cut with a hand saw. others were uprooted or stripped of their bark at the base. latest incident took place on wednesday when 14 young elms and a sycamore were sawed in two.

officials admit catching those responsible will be difficult without the public's help because of the sporadic nature of this tree vandalism. >> coming up why youtube are asking people around the world to document their lives today. also a blind woman falls off the edge of a platform into a path of an on oncoming train. how she was narrowly saved. the video behind this photo. see what happens in the

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into the path of an oncoming train. other people managed to flag down the train. it stopped just a few yards away from the woman. she was pulled from the tracks by other commuters treating for minor injuries at a nearby hospital and released. >> a electronics technician says the alarm system on deep water horizon was only partially activated when it exploded. he said that as the turned on to monitor for fire but it's sound and lights alarm had been disabled. he said he was told the company didn't want a false alarm waking people up at night. meantime cleanup boats continue to head for port as tropical storm bonnie moves toward the spill zone. >> we have an update on a story. you may remember this picture. whale's encounter with a sailboat. it snapped the mast in two. now there is a video of event and investigation into whether it was people's fault for

sailing too close to the whale. they deny it. it left pieces of skin and blib other the deck. >> can you imagine sailing and boom. >> as for our weather could be good whale watching weather? >> not too bad cloudy and overcast through much of the morning hours as we're seeing right now. beautiful shot and then emeryville cam high definition low clouds hanging around. kind of cloudy overcast but hopefully sunshine poking through by the afternoon hours. especially further inland you go. more sunshine you'll see. >> hope you are having a great saturday morning and temperatures are in the cool 50s in most areas. 54 degrees out toward oakland 58 degrees and temperatures will be kind of warmer by this

afternoon. >> okay. and up ahead aubrey huff powers the giants in arizona. larry beil has highlights coming up in sports.

today youtube is asking people to help them make a documentary film. life in a day wants people to capture moments and send it to youtube. kevin mcdonald will edit most of the footage into a documentary that will be produced by ridley scott. movie will premiere at sundance film festival in january. >> are you looking something fun to do this weekend how about a free concert? oakland municipal mup band are celebrating 99th season and finally performance is lake side park by lake merritt. it is from 1:00 to 3:00. so pack a lunch and enjoy. jeff martinez is going to let us know week enjoy some sunshine? >> hopefully we'll see more sunshine along the coast where the clouds are. kind of like what we've been seeing.

marine layer is sticking around. so definitely the clouds throughout much of the morning hours, part of the afternoon, i think the latter part of the day some sunshine and overcast in the south bay. hoping you are enjoying your saturday. cloudy look at the bay bridge. kind of a cool start to your day. temperatures are in the 50s in most areas right now. 55 in livermore and 60 in san jose and 60 in mountain view. so if you are heading out had door this morning you need the light jacket or sweater. more sunshine as you head further inland. temperatures will be warmer there and cooler conditions the week ahead. maybe thunderstorms up in the sierra up around tahoe. look at the thunderstorms that are around chicago heading toward cleveland right here. you have travel plans this is the spot to watch. you might see delays in chicago and points east as the storms

move off further to the east. big story has been what was once a tropical storm bonnie now just a depression. weakening rapidly here moves over miami and now continues to march towards the gulf here. all eyes are continuing to watch just how much impact it will hf with the heavy surf and lots of rain expected with this driving waves on shore. as we head in tomorrow afternoon and evening, it will make landfall winds are only 30 miles an hour it's definitely dumping a lot of rain and some fairly strong winds with that. accu-weather forecast takes us through this afternoon slight chance for thunderstorms if you are heading up into the mountains. better chance by say sunday evening as we're getting a little subtropical moisture moving in from the south. area of low pressure right here 0 the coast keeping the marine layer right along our area coastal areas.

we'll see low clouds today and temperatures only in the 50s right around the morning hours. noontime about 55 to 64 degrees. that will be the high temperature in san francisco 64. inland looking great. temperatures pushing 90 degrees. as you head further inland sunshine will be out and quite mild with temperatures in the upper 70s. 80 in san jose. 75 in palo alto and cool along the coast. heading out to ocean beach only about 60 degrees, same thing for daly city. stinson beach about 60 degrees as well. as for the east bay, oakland 69 for you. 77 in fremont. here is where it gets hot with 90s out through pittsburg and brentwood. monterey bay, 66 degrees for you. hollister about 80 degrees and seven-day forecast, again thunderstorms in the sierra by say tomorrow afternoon and then cool things off.

not much change from day to day morning clouds afternoon sunshine. enjoy the day. coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america," latest on preparations for bonnie which have halted cleanup efforts. bill weir joins us with a preview from new york. are you keeping an eye on bonnie for us? >> we'll take you down to the gulf and talk to experts. it never seen this kind of dangerous mix of powerful storm plus an oil spill. a lot of speculation about what it might do. also we have geezer bandit now the bouquet and back street boy bandits. are they more creative the criminals or the police that are naming them more creative. and tour de france winds down some say there is no question that lance armstrong has used

performance enhancing drug. lan dis' first interview with the provocative allegations and one texas couple says i do and ceremony is being held at pa museum where the rare corpse flower is blooming giving the odor of rotting flesh. they'll talk to us about that. >> are they trying to prove their love can survive anything? >> that probably is if you can get through that and dirty socks aren't that bad. >> that is proof of love. have a great weekend. >> we're going to talk to sports wildcard leading giants will try to keep their hot streak going in arizona. last night the giants gave buster the day off, but would they be able to beat the

diamondbacks. larry beil has highlights. >> the giants are in the desert. well over hundred in arizona but yesterday, a modest 91 in fee. -- phoenix. >> welcome to the aubrey huff show. second home of the game. 19th of season. 3-1 g-men. santiago is struggling and kelly johnson's triple ties the game. he is fit for a cycle in this contest. and edwin jackson the throw outside. it's 4-4 and next batter torres i love it. triple to deep center. 2 runs score as the giants pull away for the victory 7-4. >> a's gave suzuki a four-year

contract extension worth $16 million. a's hosting the chicago white sox on dog day at the park. that is the world's ugliest dog i think the first dog -- look out! and this one defense not helping out in the sixth. rios with a grounder. one scores 2-0 white sox. oakland down 3-0 and finally get on the board. 3-1 game but the a's did not do much else against burley. this is a complete game four hitter. a's fauld fall 5-1. >> they gave mae that four-year deal and gave me that security and showed me that confidence, we want you here. we want to win with you here.

it shows me a lot of confidence. >> nothing more satisfying. you don't have to gear up and get ready for arbitration. >> down the stretch in the tour de france with the top two cyclists separated by eight second star power tom cruise and mark great sprint 200 yards to win the fourth stage. alberto remains the yellow jersey with two stages to go. >> bank of the west classic opens monday at stanford. sharapova and davenport but the unsung heroes are a bunch of tennis loving kids. >> the pitter pater of feet could be heard all over the

court as the ball kids went to work. coach jim brown teaches the kids to move like lightning or freeze as though they were statues to become almost invisible. there are six to it a working each match. it's his job to turn them into a ball returning machine. >> you have the best seat in the house. as far as i'm concerned you have the most important job in the whole tournament aside from the players you are the most important person on the course. >> ball kids are tennis loving teenagers. >> tie breaks are definitely the hardest because the balls go side to side very quickly. >> this is one of perks of the job. >> it's sometimes surreal and it just feels like wow, they are right in front of you. >> you might be getting a serve

at hundred miles an hour. i want you focused on where the balls are. >> he played the match to help them tune-up and having a little help out there was a treat for him. >> especially these days as i get older, all the extra help it's a good thing. >> winning situation for the kids as well as the players. mike shumann will be with all the saturday sports highlights at 5:00 6:00 and 11:00. >> school budgets are being slashed across the state how can the director of the california school board association justify making more than half a million dollars. and teaching the children to make the world a better place. stay with us.

ociation is out. itfuls an emergency meeting to deal with the controversy over his huge salary and questionable use of a company credit card. it comes as schools are being asked to slash millions from their budget. now a report from sacramento. >> i am executive director of the california school board association.

>> he said she thought it would be the end of his career. his credit card use became public forcing association to to meet behind closed doors literally all day. >> according to tax filings he made $290,000 back in 2005 school year. next year, he earned $353,000. then they gave him $175,000 bonus in 2008 bringing his total compensation to more than $540,000 that year. he told sacramento television station he didn't push for the raises? >> the board wanted to make it worth my while to stay. so they decided to recognize me with someone time performance bonuses. they made a substantial increase of my as a result. >> they are reporting he can use the company car for personal use.

he withdrew more than $11,000 in cash from area casinos in 2008. >> board is aware of that. i'm not sure what to tell you. >> critics say the raises bonuses and cash advances are inappropriate at a time when schools are hurting. >> school districts pay more than five million in dues to represent their interests in sacramento. money that is not going to classrooms. >> when you hear that you are very upset. it's like why? we're getting all the schools shut down, but you guys are living the had lifestyles of the rich and famous. >> they filed a lawsuit against the state because of the way it funds schools. they are calling for an investigation. >> it's very aaron i can. csa has launched a lawsuit against the state of california yet they suck their dues from school districts. it's just atrocious. >> an accounting firm questioned

the practice of allowing to use credit cards for personal use and recommended to change it. they issued a statement last night, quote the executive compete did not authorize the use of my corporate credit card to object sane cash advances at casinos and i am sorry to have created that impression. >> vallejo's police will send out half as many patrol cars as usual so two patrol officers can ride in every vehicle. they report the department says there are not enough officers to cover each other if they get in trouble. response times for back-up may be slower so patrol units will be riding basically in pairs for their own safety. officers had been retiring or leaving for other departments with budget cuts and threats of layoffs. another embarrassment this morning for san francisco's embattled crime lab.

police say they have owned two dna testing machines each worth $14,000 and neither have been used. what is more they are paying to have dna tested at other labs. they say the departments never had the personnel to operate them. >> what happened at specific times was five years but over the course of time those didn't line up for us. i can't give you that answer, i don't know. >> san francisco police chief has ordered the machines to be put into service which is expected to happen in about eight months. >> we told you how budget cuts are affecting state colleges and universities. some have had to eliminate their classes and limit than enrollment but there is one small local college seeing a surge in local applicants and doing its best to accommodate them.

>> the door on st. mary's college is getting a new look just in time for the record class of entering freshmen. >> we had a 20% increase in applications. >> vice president says the incoming class of 680 will be the largest in school history. >> a greater proportion to those admitted chose to come to st. mary's than we expected. even more interestingly you have a huge increase in transfer students. >> that is despite st. mary's rather pricy $35,000 tuition. a cost off set by the fact that 80% of st. mary's students receive financial aid and by reality they have a better chance of graduating than many other schools. >> especially what is going on in the public system that is in a crisis and is having a hard time providing students with the courses and educational services that they need. >> they are re-hiring lecturers

laid off in leaner times. >> to accommodate all these new freshmen they are renovating dorm rooms making doubles in triples. >> despite the tight quarters incoming freshmen eric wilson believes the college is best choice for him. >> it's an investment to me. you spend $30,000 a year but coming out of college you do have a better chance of making more money. it all works out i guess. >> it doesn't hurt that st. mary's has a nationally recognized basketball team. >> you if you are in michigan maybe you don't know a lot about st. mary's but you see it on the basketball court. [ bell ringing ] for many oakland kids school is a safe haven away from the violence on the streets. do you recall the summer one school in oakland decided to promote peace through art. lyanne melendez shows us the

hope was put on paper. >> students of lake vie elementary in oakland attended a summer program to simulate their brains and their hearts. because of the recent outbreaks of violence in different parts of oakland they thought it would be good idea to reflect on the need for peace. >> as a teacher you hear stories that are unimaginable how to deal with it as a child. i don't know what kind of person i would have grown up to be. >> they would imagine what peace would look like in their community. >> this is one side and this is the other side. this is to look forward. >> this the sadness of a broken heart. some sai said they knew how they would end the violence in oakland. >> to calm down.

>> a few of the student recently friefd african accumulation. to her peace means living in america. >> first prize went to a third grader who added a few words to his artwork. >> when you find peace within yourself you become what that kind of person who can live w as peace with others. >> words to alive by. in oakland, lyanne melendez "abc 7 news." >> all right. >> it looks kind of cloudy today. fog along the coast but inland looks nice sunshine and warm

temperatures pushing 90 degrees. coming up accu-weather forecast complete look at weekend weather. >> program helping first time homeowners in the south bay realize the american dream.

the jeff martinez is sing with us weather. maybe they won't roast too much by the coast.

>> running weather is perfect 50s and 60s in the early morning hours. we'll see the clouds stick around and kind of the overcast conditions so really it's beautiful running weather. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. maybe light jacket as you head out the door this morning. once you get warmed up, it will be great. hopefully we'll see a little bit of sunshine peeking through the clouds. good morning to you. let's take a look at our temperatures. we have some cool on a only 54 degrees in san francisco 56 in concord. antioch, good morning 59 degrees right now. same for san jose. yes trend throughout the morning hours kind of cloudy and overcast as we head further inland sunshine and break out from the clouds cool along the coast. warmer inland and start to cool things off as we head into the week ahead. satellite and radar transition to the water vapor imagery weak area of low pressure sitting off

the coast enhancing the marine layer. 1500 feet or so but it's right along the coast. not moving much. that is what i'm looking for today. as the low pressure spins we're getting a lot of moisture moving from up the south. that means we have answer that of thunderstorms in the mountain areas mainly up along the sierra nevada mountains up to lake tahoe and further up to the north up to northern california will be the best chance by say tomorrow afternoon. for us clouds in the morning and partly cloudy conditions is by the afternoon. highs in the 50s and lower 60s along the coast. warm upper 80s inland with more sunshine expected. let's take a look at temperatures out to san jose 80 degrees for you today. sunnyvale about 77 degrees. at the peninsula see 70s all around. mountain view up to redwood city

still cool along coast barely getting a 60 out of pacifica with clouds sticking around. patchy fog, as well. 66 degrees south san francisco up to the wine country 83 in sonoma. out to the east bay we'll see a cool 69 in oakland. 72 san leandro. and 90 in pittsburg and 92 in antioch. livermore about 90 degrees. warmest temperatures around the area. monterey bay we'll see 66 degrees with the fog sticking around along the coast. same thing for santa cruz about 68. seven-day forecast looking kind of the same trendy right through tomorrow for the marathon. we'll see sunshine in the afternoon. not a bad forecast. mountain areas by tomorrow afternoon into monday best chance of thunderstorms around

lake tahoe. >> as for the marathon we have a great vie it starts right outside the embarcadero. >> across the gnld. >> can't complain. we get to watch out the window. thanks jeff. >> turning to some federal stimulus money, it is funding a plan in san jose to buy and rehabilitate foreclosed properties. the city has purchased dozen homes so far. first buyers are finally moving in. >> maria is a full time worker single mom of two boys and will be a first time homeowner. >> they said my mom did it! >> she is buying the first property that bank buart and fixed and you put on the market

with the help of federal stimulus money. it's a much needed boost for the construction industry. >> we have 12 homes right now five under construction we are able to get a lot more folks back to work. >> over the next two years the neighborhood program hopes to rehab 200 foreclosed properties in four antarctica zip codes. >> it's good for the neighborhoods. >> this is what one of the properties looked like four months ago. this is the home today. >> this house is up for sale for $293,000. qualified buyers be can help with a downpayment and closing costs. >> for a family of four can earn up to $124,000. >> once they get into the plot they can stay in the property. that is the big focus here. >> all of the homes are sold at a fixed price to a deserving family so there is no bidding

war. maria and her family couldn't be happier with the purchase and the help she got. >> it's going to someone who really needed it. >> don't go away. 7 on your side is up next. >> a woman sells off her trick and pays off her loan. why is the bank demanding more money. i'm michael finney 7 on your side i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i

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and 110 lightly sweetened calories. more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios. lots of folks are trying to get rid of debt especially in this economy there is one woman who sold her truck to pay off her auto loan only to find she still owned owed money to the bank. here is michael finney with her story. >> nancy little and her son loved their dodge truck. monthly payments were a little too high. they sold it paid off the bank loan and were happily rid of the expense or so they thought. >> they still want their money. >> here is what happened. when nancy sold the truck the buyer paid with this cashier's check. he is a used it to pay off the auto loan. everything was fine until three weeks later when wells fargo called. >> they sent the title back they don't have the check.

>> they received a copy of the cashier's check but not real thing. the bank cannot cash a copy. they said nancy still owed $8100 on her loan. her was long gone. >> this vehicle that i in longer owned, don't have the title to it that i would have to keep paying on this vehicle. >> the bank started billing her for loans and late fees. she sent the original check plus a copy. wells fargo said no it didn't have the original. >> nobody would admit that they lost it or shredded it. how can we be sure you put it in the envelope? >> they agreed to issue another check slomgs nobody would cash the first one. no one could guarantee that because it was a lot of cashier's check. so wells fargo kept demanding payments.

>> they were going to press charges against me. to the point i couldn't even look at a dodge truck on the street. >> communications with the bank were going nowhere until she called me. >> so i told them i've contacted 7 on your side. boy did they change in a hurry. >> after that they agreed in writing not to cash that first check if it's ever found. truck's new owner wrote a new check and the loan was paid in full. wells fargo said in situations like this what often gets sent for a deposit is non-negotiable item. we appreciate 7 on your side calling this to our attention. >> thank goodness for 7 on your side. now i can look at a dodge truck and i'm fine. >> it's still not clear exactly what happened to that original check. however nancy says wells fargo it may have been shredded and copy put through for deposit. bottom line mailing a cashier's

check is lot like mailing cash. it might be better to send a personal check to be safe. >> coming up next a look at the new games from electronic arts.asasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasasn@n@n@n@n@n@n@n@n@n@xxxxxxxxxxx

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numbers. tuesday night's drawing is estimated at $24 million. >> and best selling video games of the season and they are coming from the world's biggest game producer, that is electronic arts in in redwood city. here is don sanchez with more. >> high definition images and pulsating sounds realism defines video games. this is electronic arts summer showcase. games that will be in store in a few months. >> to downloadable arcade games for the very first time. >> e. sasmtd the biggest game producer but they can't rest because more people are getting involved which means more competition in a business that has mushroomed. >> the whole industry it has exploded in the last ten years. it used to be something that a younger boy would do in his basement on a p.c. or a console.

now it's older people. >> with more adults playing it's become more common and then there is this one. best selling of all time. 50% are girls and women 12-24 years old. >> you can be a celebrity. you are can become a vampire. >> trading camp today brought out 49er linebacker patrick willis. >> there is more realistic look about them. technology just keeps getting better. >> we want to gist tools using the joystick to do mos and create moves like kobe or lebron would. >> and martial arts got even more realistic. >> we're in the entertainment business.

>> these people are expected to create some amazing visions some of them out of the world. they are playing and producers are here to talk about it. e.a. has at least 20% of the market and last quarter they said they made close to a billion dollars. iem by the way, i'm the most overdressed person here. >> garlic lovers are expected to follow their noses down to the south bay this weekend for the 32nd annual gilroy garlic festival. three-day festival usually attracts more than hundred thousand visitors. it's taking place at christmas hills park. traffic is expected to be heavy. you may want to think about car-pooling or take public transportation. it's tasty. >> love the garlic. good garlic eating weather. it will warm out gilroy

probably 90 degrees or so. it's july. cool alpg the coast 60 degrees with the clouds sticking around. that will be the trend really for the next several days. get out and enjoy. >> thank you for joining us. next newscast at 5:00. for jeff martinez and i'm teresa garcia, have a great weekend. so my mercury moment happened during our family camping trip. i grabbed my son a juice box...and left the cooler lid open. twenty minutes later, all our hot dogs were gone. and so was most of the car. my mercury agent, steve, told me the car was covered. i switched to mercury because i saved hundreds of dollars on my car insurance, but it was the service that really made me a happy camper... er...ex-camper. call 888-4-mercury or visit mercuryinsurance.com to get a fast, free quote and start saving today.

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