good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. state republican convention is wrapping up in san diego. the gloves are off when it comes to attacking democrats. carly fiorina calls the upcoming election barbara boxer's farewell party. another republican candidate referred to gavin newsom and naughty newsom. ♪ >> it was a warm welcome for the former head of hewlett-packard. carly fiorina spent much of her speech ripping barbara boxer, criticizing the support for the president's economic recovery package and job creations treating her as an extremist, she called for a new way of doing business in washington, term limits for congress, 12

years for house and senate and more transparency. >> the only bill that is bill must be placed on line for two weeks for public comment before it is voted on. across the street from the convention, a couple dozen protestors reminded that carly fiorina laid off tens of thousands of workers at hp. >> why would anybody want to consider a failed ceo would take on this monster stuff of governing the state. >> maldonado had called gavin newsom alluding to his affair years ago with the wife of and aide and also the value are and support for banning water at city hall and the mayor's response is responded. with the anti-environment voting

record it's hardly surprising he is pandering to the extreme drill baby, drill baby. and the chair of the state republican party says that criticizing san francisco values resonates with conservative and moderate voters. san francisco police evacuated three apartment buildings in the north beach neighborhood after finding a hand grenade. someone was cleaning out a garage yesterday afternoon and spotted the world war ii era grenade. police evacuated residents on the 400 block of vallejo. they took grenade away and police let everyone back in. >> de anza college is reaching out to help a woman to help prevent a campus bombing. she called police with information that led to the arrest of a young man before that attack could be carried out. now now the college is helping

back. she suffers from a rare form of cancer that leaves her with double vision and severe headaches. last night a private fund-raiser collected donations for her medical bills. amy hollyfield reports. the bombs were supposed to go off in this building, when her mother asked about hosting a party for kelly the answer was immediately. >> when i told de anza what was happening, this is where kelly needs to be, we want to save her. >> she was developing pictures in lodges's when she came across images of pipe bombs and guns. she decided to call the police. here she is nine years ago talking about that decision. >> no question in my mind, first picture i was beginning to call to the zblis they went to the home of the man and found the weapon along with a plan of setting off bombs at the campus

center during lunchtime and shooting at students as they ran for safety. she made the discovery and phone call to the police the night before the attack was scheduled to take place. >> atf and f.b.i. had said that they thought she saved 200 lives. >> right now, kelly's life is under attack. she has a rare brain tumor at the base of her skull. so friends and family held a fund-raiser at at the college. >> it's totally amazing to me and i'm so thankful because they hadn't forgotten her. >> they sold 450 tickets to the event. some of in the crowd have never met her but are grateful. >> everybody that is here what could have almost happened -- we owe it to her and thank you for

it. >> she was not at fund-raiser because the mother says it's too xeomg to her. the bomber was sentenced to prison and committed suicide in 2004. u.s. park police say they know who viciously stabbed a dog several times at san francisco's fort sumson. he was released after several hours of surgery. they say he pulled out a knife stabbing her dog four times. they have located the man and arrest is pending further investigation. >> redwood city leaders will review the use of red light cameras tomorrow night. a crick grand jury report concludes that cameras at major intersections have not significantly reduced traffic accidents in the two years since they went up.

the police chief admits the cameras are a revenue generator with the city averaging $65,000 a month but he believes the cameras or a deterrent. redwood city's mayor says he was unaware right turn violators are being ticketed by the system until he got caught himself. that is also going to be discussed tomorrow night. >> bay area users of public transit are tapping on to the benefits of using the clipper card to pay fares for five transit agencies. the clipper card formally known as trans link is gaining accept a amps so fast the system at times has been overwhelmed. during the first week of this month, clipper cards were used for nearly 94,000 transactions. that is an increase of 11% over the previous week. it's a 240% increase from a year ago. metropolitan transit agency says

the system has had some growing pains but the problems sum as a staffing shortage at the customer service center have been solvable. >> coming up next, iran's president unveils a long range unmanned bomber a day after technicians begin fueling the country's first nuclear power station. [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay,

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four u.s. troops have died in afghanistan today. nato reports three died in insurgent attacks and one was killed by a homemade bomb. they reported a senior taliban commander is among the taliban killers that was killed today. taliban has targeted many veterans of the soviet era for becoming allies with the afghani government. >> the rights that afghan government has gained, they are reached out to the taliban to strike peace deals. hamid karzai is hoping to negotiate with taliban members would ho would be willing to break away from al-qaeda and other terror groups. on this week, he says afghan women's right are non-negotiable. >> the presentation will be solid and meaningful to make sure that the gains we have made

especially the gains that our women have made in political and social and economic walks of life are kept but are to be advanced further. >> he says she committed to battling corruption in his own government. that is something that undermines support for the u.s.-backed government. iran's nuclear program, they unveiled a new long range unmanned bomber. mahmoud ahmadinejad told military leaders that a prototype of the drone has been built. the islamic republic unveiled new mini submarines and surface to surface missiles and plans to put satellites in orbit in the next three years. they begin fueling the first nuclear power station under the supervision of russian technicians. israeli leaders called their program totally unacceptable. iran's president said his

country wouldn't be the aggressor but should have the ability to make preempt active strikes. more controversy over the proposed islamic center near ground zero. both sides are taking to the streets in protests this morning. now, the latest on this emotional issue. >> from sacred ground to battleground, two blocks away from ground zero, demonstrators on both sides of the debate are preparing for a showdown. >> what is upsetting over 1100 family members, were never found. to me that is a cemetery. >> i walk a mile away -- >> the uproar is expected to come to a head right here on the very block where the proposed community center and mosque is set to be built, hundreds even thousands are expected to cram each end of park place.

one person who won't be here, most contentious in all of this. the imam is thousands of miles away, traveling in the middle east on a trip sponsored by the state department. the mission is meant to symbolize religious freedom. >> we're told there are two big issues that we shouldn't discuss politics and religion. it's a combination of both. >> the question is, is there any chance the two groups could meet in the middle. >> my prediction that it won't be built in that location, it's too much of a hot potato. freedom of rio de janeiro that made people come here will be superseded by the pain of an issue that rumbled around the world with the hole that is still in the ground. >> protests or no protests, they sticking with the plan. and changing location is not an option.

>> well, lisa argen is here with details with something we've been missing for quite a while. >> 60 already downtown and we've been stuck in the 60s but we're warming up today. details on a warm start to the week coming up. >> also coming up in sports, two former giants, mike shumann has highlights coming up in sports. [ cell phone rings ]

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. welcome back everyone. it is 9:18. this is a live look from the vollmer peak camera. today is going to be very nice day. we appreciate you spending with part of it with us. lisa argen will be here with the full accu-weather forecast. >> california wildfires continue to burn on two fronts. northern eastern san diego county, three square miles have burned. cal fires stopped this fire's forward progress yesterday. it was 10% contained and crews

are hoping to have it fully contained later today. fire department helicopters also rescued two rock climbers who called 911 when they realized they were surrounded by flames. two firefighters have suffered minor injuries. and to that second major fire in the state, it's north of san luis obispo. 450 firefighters on the line working this 1500 acre fire, just 5% contained. no buildings are the but six camp griondz had to be evacuated. investigators aren't sure how this got started. >> well, okay, finally, miss argen, a little bit of a warmup. i think it's getting hot. >> downright hot. we're looking at temperatures still at the coast, in the next couple of days, but we are going to come up significantly

tomorrow and today, you know why? it's already sunny with the marine layer shrinking and winds are going shift that is going to bring an offshore flow. that comes into play tomorrow. tuesday, hottest day of the week should be tuesday. already 60 in oakland. 61 at sfo. 51 in concord and stubborn clouds around the north and delta. also we're looking at few clouds around novato. sunny skies in sunnyvale. 5-7 degrees of warming near 100 degrees inland, that includes tomorrow but especially on tuesday and then we'll cool off just a little inland on wednesday. everyone else will cool more with the sea breeze come the middle of the week. here is what is going on. we got high pressure building in from the pacific. low pressure, that trough, it has been with us and is sliding

across the state today. we also have another area of high pressure that is building in from southern california. it's going to continue all week long and in fact, it's going to be parked over southern california. while we see an end to our warm temperatures, it's going to stay hot down in the south land. temperatures back in the 80s for east bay valleys. few 80s in the south bay. pretty but the fog is wiped away as the air mass warms up and dissipates. so today, expect the 80s, santa rosa, average high is 82. just two degrees below the average. livermore in the mid-80s today, just two degrees shy of where you should be and san jose still pretty far from your average high, 86 in sacramento. still kind of warm in fresno. breezy winds in the northern sierra and back home we'll see

temperatures getting more comfortable from cupertino, 76 and 77 in san jose. san mateo, 72. san francisco, already sunny, should be nice afternoon at 66. south city already up to 70. north bay, mid to upper 70s from petaluma to sonoma. you have to go pretty far up to get the mid 80s, more warmth is coming our way. 68 in berkeley and today look for the weaker sea breeze. concord, 82. 84 in livermore and monterey bay still clouds in watsonville but that, too, will dissipate quickly. so today a little breezy. we'll still have onshore flow but it disappears on offshore flow, tuesday shortly after we see the temperatures tumble come wednesday at our coast. i can't remember what it's been

like. >> there are a lot of activities art and soul in oakland and sunday in the streets. >> all right. also the weather should be nice out at candlestick park in sports. niners are hosting brett favre and minnesota vikings that is pre-season action. last night, tim lincecum was sent to the mound in st. louis hoping for a third straight win. >> good morning. giants are in st. louis and only thing better than beating a former teammate is making that team wish they would have never traded with you. tim lincecum cruising along, randy gets ahold of one and 1-0, red birds. and feliz grounds one down the

left field line. molina scores. it's 2-0. gave up four runs in five and third innings. trying to come back. jose grabs one in the hole. he'll beat the throw. it's now 4-1 but they had no answer to feliz. another r.b.i. and they got a 5-1 loss. >> to oakland, a's are looking for fifth straight win. mark ellis comes up with a double. a's lead 3-2. next batter, lines a shot to center. it falls just in front. upton. he'll beat the throw home, makes it 4-2 oakland but the bullpen couldn't hold them down. takes him deep. a's will not pick up a game on the rangers.

5-4. >> raiders are starting to look like they will have a lot of season, they sent the bears back in hibernation. jackson was in the house. and oakland offense was sharp on the first drive. jason campbell, 89.yards including a 29-yard strike to murphy. sets up a quarterback back sneak 7-0 raiders. oakland is still struggling with a run defense. he breaks loose and michael huff, he overruns the play, and bears are down 10-7. raiders own the second half. brown climbs the ladder to pick him off. he returns it 46 yards. led to an oakland field goal and maybe a spot on the roster. they are 2-0 after a 31-17

victory. >> earthquakes need to get busy. currently sixth in the western conference but they can gain some ground hosting the galaxy. giovani was signed last week. and he converts on the angle. time for a little defense. second half. looking to equalize but donovan caught looking. they shocked them 1-0 improving 8-6-5. >> they are a great team and i think we can build on that a lot. you keep trying to climb the ladder and get in the playoffs. >> that is the way the ball bounces, we'll see you tonight at 5:00. >> coming up next, at 9:30. >> the state is taking a $19 billion deficit yet governor

swarzenegger is moving ahead with expansion of san quentin's death row. >> and not your garden variety vandals, search for the person

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welcome back. as california struggles with an enormous budget deficit.

governor is trying to do something that critics call crazy, spend millions to rebuild san quentin's death row. here is the story. >> the $400 million debt row expansion project at san quentin includes 768 cells and more than 1100 beds. they will have a hospital and six guard stations. >> in the best of times, this is a lousy project. >> an assemblyman is upset that the governor is moving ahead with the prison's expansion, borrowing $65 million from the general fund for the first phase. it comes at a time when the state is facing a $19 billion deficit plus the budget state. >> that $65 million closer to iou's to deferral of payment of schools, to health clinics to

critical needs that surely ought to rank ahead of this prison project. >> the governor's office says the legislature itself passed the law itself requiring death row to be upgraded. now is the time to start the project because it will cost taxpayers less and provide jobs. >> we have incredibly favorable climate for construction. >> it's the only way to kick start the project because of pending lawsuits between the governor and legislature has made it impossible to get a construction bond from wall street. they point out other programs won't be affected and the $65 million will eventually be paid back. folks here and independent living don't believe the money will be repaid and wonder why prisoners seem to matter more than services for the disabled.

>> in lean times you have to prioritize and holding hostage would be the number one priority. >> this will be the most expensive housing bill at half million dollars a cell. well, it has happened again, vandals have attacked a rose garden in golden gate park. snipping dozens of flowers, following the recent destruction of four dozen trees in the park. lisa amin gulezian has more. >> to say he is upset about the recent vandalism would be an understatement. >> it hurts us. it hurts us more than the general public. >> someone destroyed three rose beds, roughly 36 bushes wednesday night. the stems weren't just trimmed,

they were scalped. >> it makes you want to cry. i just don't understand how they can get pleasure out of this destruction. >> for most, the rose garden brings a sense of calm but this is doing just the opposite. park regulars are coming here to see for themselves what happened because for many, there is sense of ownership that comes with living in the area. >> my family comes up here, my mom always comes here. >> i'm spending home with my family. >> now park officials expect the same person who did this is also responsible for this. a wave of vandalism sweeping three the east end of the park where the focus has been on trees. since may, 30 to 40 trees have been cut and destroyed. >> the way these cuts were made and the way we've seen the tree vandalism cuts made, they appear to be similar.

they are clean cut, they are done with a very sharp utensil or appropriate tool. >> in other words, professional grade tools were used, and they say garners and -- gardeners and staffers have been questioned. >> there will be more patrols coming in through day and night and they are considering installing surveillance cameras. there is also a $2,000 reward being offered. lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news." today sunday streets event in san francisco is nicknamed penguins to penguins. don't expect to see any live penguins out there. it refers to the route which goes past the academy of sciences where there are penguins and goes to the great highway and also the san francisco zoo. this same route was featured back in april but april showers

wound up cutting things short. today the streets were closed in just about half an hour until 3:00 in the afternoon so people can do whatever they want in the middle of the street without having to deal with all that traffic. and the weather should be fantastic. >> you said april, that was the beginning of the weirdness, late rain and spring that never happened the summer that never came. we're going to change all that with the fog, dissipating across the bay area. temperatures are warming. how long will this heat wave last? stay tuned. >> also next, new reason parents can order their [ male announcer ] presenting the cadillac "summer's best" sales event. a fantastic opportunity to get 0% apr financing on every new 2010 cadillac model. like the cts sport sedan. the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a "car and driver" 10 best, three years in a row. or the all new cadillac srx luxury crossover.

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welcome back. it is 9:38. thanks for hanging out with us august 22nd. isn't she lovely? the she i'm talking about is the weather. it's warming up and get out and enjoy. urban farming is in the a new concept but finding the time the seeds and the knowledge has been hard. until now. in the city of richmond people can get everything they need to start their own gardens with a little help from the local library. eric thomas reports. >> if left to my own devices i could spend all day out here. >> kelly grows more than a hundred species of plants in her richmond backyard from the beautiful to the edible. >> these are other vegetables in this family, cabbage and

collard. >> getting seed was an inconvenient process of shopping at local nurseries or leasing through thick catalogs but now getting access to new plants is as close to the richmond library. >> it's creating community, people coming together and we're sharing resources, we're sharing our skills. >> the seed bank at the richmond library is the brainchild of rebecca, a school teacher but one component to get urban neighbors to get them growing more food, especially in areas where with a lot of fast food restaurants like richmond. >> if we as a community can grow more of our own food locally and promote the health of that food, from within the community not from without, i think it has potential to change things for the better.

>> the result is healthy, locally grown food, a real plus in a place like richmond. you do have to fill out forms and attend a workshop. information on teach time of plant is typed on index cards. the seeds may be free but that doesn't mean you get them for nothing. at the end of the growing season you have to bring back your own new seeds so somebody can borrow them and keep it going. >> you have the pit bull for all of this. >> we have been doing seeds like this for the last 12,000 years. it's bringing people back to something that is part of being human. >> eric thomas, "abc 7 news." a great day to get out there in the garden.

can do anything outside. >> i was griping to you about my tomatoes because it has been cool and it's getting late in the season. we are looking at warmth coming our way, but at least it's here because with the shower and marine layer, less of an onshore flow. from the roof camera, not much left. so we are on our way to very nice day today but wait until tomorrow. we are talking a dramatic warmup. in the next couple of days. today is going to be moderate but tomorrow is going to be hot. 60 in oakland, 59 in menlo park. look for temperatures mainly in the 50s right now. a little fog around napa. issues it's sunny in san jose and 71 already in los gatos. we are looking for temperatures to come up five to seven degrees today with near 100 degree heat in inland valleys tomorrow.

the flow will shift. away see an slight onshore flow but eventually, this knowledge of high pressure in the eastern pacific begins to build in to the pacific northwest so that is going to allow for more of a northerly wind and what that is going to do is wipe out the fog altogether. we have that trough yesterday, another cool pocket of air on the way and we're seeing sunshine today. 80s in the inland valleys. a couple of 80s in santa clara and few more up to the north. but mild 60s at the coast. here is the way it's going to play out. mid-70s in redwood city. average will be in the low 80s tomorrow. you'll see that past that. at least today, we're coming up to the mid-60s, san francisco. mid-80s livermore. upper 70s in san jose. southern california, there is

another area of high pressure keeping it warm. we'll see 89 in the sierra and breezy conditions in the mountains. 78 in saratoga. feels like it's a lot warmer considering we have been well below normal so the 75 in palo alto feels pretty good. south city, 70, 60 in daly city. 60s in golden gate park, if you are going to be biking or running, nice afternoon. 79 in sonoma. by the water, still in the 60s but a big improvement from yesterday. 69 in oakland. get in the 70s tomorrow. 72 in union city and we will see the winds pick up in the higher elevations. winds are going to shift and and we're going to see warmer weather tomorrow. 82 in pleasanton with low to mid-80s for gilroy. offshore flow, i think the east bay will squeeze another warm

day on wednesday but the big warmup, monday, tuesday and wednesday, moderate today and constitutionality by the end of the week. so it should feel pretty good. >> all right and too late for your tomatoes? >> i don't think so. it hasn't been great, but they are doing better. >> all right. sounds good. parents, listen up, a new report that quantity ties something that has been obvious to experts for years. american teenagers are going deaf at a higher rate than ever before. as wayne freedman, it's part social and part environment. [ bell ringing ] >> we live in a loud world. it's the pre-much everywhere all the time. those of us who don't know it must be deaf or headed that way. >> it shows up ultimately but it doesn't show up immediately.

>> a doctor at ucsf knows better than most people. hearing logs among teenagers has risen one-third and we can blame portable music players. >> the sound is so good, that you don't limit the sound based on loudness. >> for 18-year-old nick ash, it rises at extreme decibels. they compared 4700 kids and they found most hearing losses occurred at high frequencies. >> you are not going deaf. >> you are sure? >> i'm positive. >> it's more than a matter of volume. hearing loss tends to i believe peed social development. >> it's changing. technology is influencing how we interact with each other and we don't interact with each other. >> people of all ages, tend to

listen less drawing into themselves more. she has trained young people sees a vicious cycle. >> people are more apt to be not very social. they have to develop social skills on interact with people face to face. >> in a world where people fight outside noise by blasting other sounds of their own, it is obvious we are losing a lot more. >> is your hearing okay? >> yeah, i guess. >> are you sure? >> what's that? >> from san francisco, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." >> don't go away. 7 on your side is up next. >> you can get a new looking [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay,

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welcome back. good morning to you. how are you? hope everything is going peachy. this is a live look from mount tam cam but according to lisa it looks worse than it is. you have clouds in sonoma and napa and around the golden gate but actually we're going to have our first heat wave of the summer. she'll be along in just a bit to give you a forecast. if there is some carpet in

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a 56-year-old chimpanzee has given birth to a healthy baby girl. they believe she is the oldest to do so. >> there are plenty of animals to see the sunset zoo in manhattan, kansas, but don't tell that to this chimpanzee which defied all odds. >> we're much happen but pi that was baby and not a tumor. >> zoo keepers figured that her frisk can i frolicking were finished but she delivered a healthy baby girl. they are not exactly envious. >> she is one year older and i

can't imagine having another baby right now. >> it has been done before, two years ago had 56-year-old cleveland grandmother gave birth. >> she is the third old et chimp in the u.s. >> because of nutrition she gets here and vet care she has lived a long life and baby seems to be thriving. >> it seems to safe to say that her biological clock is no longer ticking and there is the proud papa on the right, 31. a lot of monkey business going on there.

let's get a final check on the weather. >> we are brightening things up and warming things up around the bay. sunny downtown. of you for your high. and we're warming it up about five degrees, 82 in concord and 77 in san jose and the fog dissipates quickly. santa cruz, 72 and here is what we're looking at for tomorrow. big warmup, more than ten degrees, 90s inland and 80s around the bay and 70s around the coast and warmer tuesday. wednesday squeeze in another hot day and then we cool off. >> haven't seen those 90s forever. thank you for joining us. next newscast starts at 5:00 tonight. have a great sunday everyone.